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A product-studio aesthetic: device mockups, soft shadows and premium spacing for launch or portfolio decks.

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# presentation_design_spec_premium_mockup_jp.yaml
# Source: Uploaded Images (Apple Device Mockups with Modern UI)
# Style: Premium Mockup / Modern UI / Clean Tech
# Concept: "Showcase in Perfection"

Global Design Settings:
  Tone: "High-quality, advanced, clean, refined, professional"

Color Palette:
  Background:
    - "#FFFFFF (pure white)"
    - "#F5F5F7 (very light gray, studio-like)"
    - "#000000 (jet black, switching by slide)"
  Accent Colors:
    - "#8D59E9 (Electric Purple – main action color)"
    - "#EBE021 (Acid Yellow – highlight points & badges)"
  Sub Colors:
    - "#D8E2EC (pale blue-gray for cards and base areas)"
    - "#2D2D2D (charcoal for text and UI parts)"

Visual Identity:
  Devices: "High-quality 3D mockups of Apple products (Studio Display, MacBook Pro, iPad, iPhone 16 Pro)"
  UI Screen Design:
    Background: "Jet black (#000000) or vivid gradients (purple, yellow, orange)"
    Typography: "Extra-bold sans serif (e.g., Helvetica Now Display Bold) in white"
    Layout: "Card-based UI, grid layout, oversized numbers"

Typography:
  Headings: "Blocky sans serif type with a large jump ratio. English large, (the language should be what users said in the prompt) small."
  Body: "Thin gray gothic font. For emphasis, place text on black (#000000), white (#FFFFFF), Electric Purple (#8D59E9), or Acid Yellow (#EBE021)."

Common Layout Rules:
  - "Studio Lighting: Apply soft shadows under devices to create a realistic studio environment."
  - "Screen as Hero: Device screens should occupy 70–80% of the slide area."
  - "Crop/Overflow: Allow part of the device to extend beyond slide boundaries for scale and impact."

Layout Variations:
  - Type: "Hero Display"
    Design: "Center the Studio Display with a black-background UI and ultra-bold white title (e.g., 'STUDIO DISPLAY MOCKUPS'). Large English title, small (the language should be what users said in the prompt) subtitle."

  - Type: "Floating Mobile"
    Design: "Float an iPhone mockup in mid-air showing an app UI. Add blurred accent-colored lighting behind it."

  - Type: "Grid Interface"
    Design: "Inside a MacBook screen, arrange colorful UI cards (purple, cyan, yellow) in a clean grid."

  - Type: "Dark Mode Presentation"
    Design: "Device screen in dark mode. Use white + Acid Yellow for high-contrast emphasis."

  - Type: "Angle Shot"
    Design: "Show device from a diagonal side angle to highlight thinness and texture. Add spec info in the whitespace."

  - Type: "Split Screen"
    Design: "Left: half a device mockup. Right: large typography. Ensure seamless connection between screen colors and background."

  - Type: "Card Grid (Text Only)"
    Design: "Extend the device’s UI layout to the whole slide. Place white or purple cards on #D8E2EC."

  - Type: "Big Typography"
    Design: "Black background (#000000) with massive white ultra-bold text. English large, (the language what users requested in the prompt) very small. Use thin white dividers."

  - Type: "Split UI"
    Design: "Left: large numbers ('16', '3680'). Right: descriptive text. Wrap in card-like frames."

  - Type: "Feature List Card"
    Design: "White background with rounded gray band (#F5F5F7). Inside: aligned icons + text, large English title, small (the language should be what users said in the prompt) subtitle."

Design Rules:
  - "High Resolution: All mockup images must be high resolution with no visible pixels."
  - "Reflection & Gloss: Reproduce realistic screen reflections for premium feel."
  - "UI Spacing: Device UI should also follow a spacious, minimal layout."

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  1. 1In the Studio panel, pick slides or infographic and open its prompt box.
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  3. 3Generate, then iterate on the wording if the output drifts.

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