1. Overall Visual Style
Style Keywords: Flat UI, Vector, Modern Minimalist, Card-style design.
Lines and Shapes:
Rounded Corners Priority: All borders, background blocks, buttons, and process nodes must be rounded rectangles (Rounded Rectangles, with a large corner radius, approximately 10-15px).
Elbow Lines: Process connections use right-angle polylines (no curves), lines are simple and strong.
Color Logic (Key):
“Candy Color” Scheme: Use light backgrounds with high brightness and low saturation (such as light blue, light green, light purple), paired with darker borders of the same color family.
Border Emphasis: All graphics must have clear 2px~3px solid borders.
2. Vertical Layout Structure
Regardless of the topic, please follow the following top-down layout order, which must be contained within a large border container:
Layer 1: Main Title (Header)
Position: Centered at the top of the container.
Style: Bold black font, largest font size, darkest color.
Layer 2: Core Flowchart Area
Position: Occupies 50% of the core area of the layout.
Content: Rectangular nodes + arrow connections. If it is a loop step, please use a dashed line pointing back.
Layer 3: Feature List
Position: Below the flowchart, centered or left-aligned.
Style: Short and concise bullet points, slightly smaller font, with some white space.
Layer 4: Full-width Summary Box (Footer Box)
Position: At the very bottom of the container, filling the width horizontally.
Color Scheme: Use a contrasting color (such as purple in the example), distinct from the main color scheme above.
Function: Used to place 'Summary', 'Analogy', or 'Core Conclusion'.
Landscape size (horizontal/scenic mode) is chosen because:
Content Adaptation: Horizontal content like timelines is better displayed in a horizontal canvas to show the evolution process.
Presentation Friendly: The 3:2 horizontal ratio is very suitable for insertion into PPTs and documents, and displays well on projectors or screens.
Information Capacity: Horizontal layout can accommodate more text and icons, avoiding clutter.Modern Minimalist PPT/Diagram Generation Prompt
A comprehensive, structured prompt for Nano Banana Pro designed to generate professional, modern, and minimalist presentation slides or diagrams (PPT/architecture diagrams). It defines a specific visual style (Flat UI, vector, candy colors, rounded rectangles) and a strict vertical layout structure (Header, Flowchart, Feature List, Footer Box) optimized for landscape format.
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