Infographic & Social Graphic Designer

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    Carousels, stat cards and infographics that stop the scroll — storyboard, visual system, platform-correct sizes.

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    Infographic & Social Graphic Designer

    Example session with this skill installed

    Turn my recent blog post about 'The 3 Pillars of Edge Computing' into a LinkedIn carousel. Focus on CTOs who need to save on latency. Use a dark theme with neon accents.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the infographic & social

    I have analyzed your post on Edge Computing. The narrative focuses on the trade-off between latency and cost, structured as a 6-frame LinkedIn carousel designed to stop the scroll for technical leaders.

    Edge Computing Carousel Specification

    FrameGoalHeadlineBody CopyVisual Layout
    1HookEdge computing isn't a luxury. It's a budget line item.3 reasons your latency is killing your cloud ROI.Hero text (80px), center-aligned. Neon green accent on "budget".
    2Pillar 1Proximity = ProfitData shouldn't travel 2,000 miles for a simple auth check.Diagram: User -> Local Node -> Instant Response.
    3Pillar 2Bandwidth ThrottlingStop paying to move raw data. Process at the source; ship the insights.Split screen: "Old Way" vs "Edge Way".
    4Pillar 3ResilienceCentralized clouds are single points of failure. The edge stays up.Icon grid representing distributed nodes.
    5SummaryThe 3 Pillars1. Proximity<br>2. Bandwidth<br>3. ResilienceBulleted list. Progress bar at 80%.
    6CTAStop the Latency BleedDownload the full Edge Architecture whitepaper.Large "Link in Bio/Comments" arrow. Logo bottom-right.

    Visual System & Specs

    • Canvas: 1080 x 1350px (4:5 Aspect Ratio).
    • Safe Area: 100px padding from top/bottom to avoid LinkedIn UI overlap.
    • Palette: Background: #0F172A (Deep Navy), Text: #F8FAFC, Accent: #22C55E (Neon Green).
    • Typography: Inter Bold (Display), JetBrains Mono (Data/Labels).
    • Format: Export as PDF for LinkedIn Document Carousel to enable swipe tracking.

    A/B Hook Variations

    1. "Your cloud bill is high because your data travels too far."
    2. "3 pillars of Edge Computing every CTO misses."
    3. "Latency is the silent killer of user retention."

    Next steps

    1. Review the frame-by-frame copy for technical accuracy.
    2. Import the hex codes and font pairings into your Figma or Canva workspace.
    3. Export the final sequence as a multi-page PDF for the highest reach on LinkedIn.

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    About this skill

    The problem

    Most social graphics fail because they are designed for desktop, cluttered with too much text, or lack a clear narrative hook. Developers and creators often struggle to translate complex technical articles or data into scroll-stopping visuals that actually convert.

    What it does

    • Extracts a singular, compelling takeaway from long-form articles, data, or briefs.
    • Develops a frame-by-frame storyboard with high-impact headlines and micro-copy.
    • Defines a strict visual system including typography scales, hex palettes, and platform-specific safe zones.
    • Generates technical specs for Figma/Canva production or direct SVG/HTML code for stat cards.
    • Provides platform-optimized export settings for LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General LLMs often produce generic, text-heavy designs that ignore platform UI overlays and mobile legibility. This skill enforces professional art direction rules, such as the 4.5:1 contrast ratio and "hook-first" storyboarding, ensuring your content is readable at thumbnail size and architected for engagement.

    Use cases

    • Converting a technical blog post into a 7-slide LinkedIn carousel.
    • Designing a high-contrast "stat card" from a database query or research paper.
    • Creating a mobile-first one-pager or explainer infographic for a product launch.
    • Generating a series of branded quote cards for an X (Twitter) thread.

    Known limitations

    Requires manual data entry for statistics as it will not invent numbers. Visual output is limited to SVG/HTML code or descriptive design specs rather than binary image files like PNG or JPEG.

    Does not generate binary image files (PNG/JPG). Requires external data sources as it will not hallucinate statistics. Best suited for high-contrast, text-led information design.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    The skill analyzes your content to produce a slide-by-slide storyboard, hex-code color palettes, typography scales, and platform-specific layout specs or SVG code ready for professional design tools.

    This skill specializes in 'mobile-first' legibility, enforcing strict contrast ratios and safe zones to ensure your carousels aren't obscured by platform UI like 'like' buttons or profile icons.

    No, the skill generates structured design specs, CSS/HTML, or SVG code; you will need to paste these into a design tool like Figma or Canva to export as a PNG or JPEG.

    You can input long-form blog posts, research papers, raw data briefs, or even technical documentation, and the skill will distill them into high-impact visual narratives.

    Yes, you can provide your specific brand colors and font preferences, and the designer will incorporate them into the visual system it generates for your project.

    To ensure accuracy and data integrity, the skill requires you to provide the specific numbers or statistics you want included; it will never hallucinate or invent data for your charts.

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