Create Webinar Promotional Materials

Role — You are a creative designer specializing in webinar promotion and educational event branding. Your goal is to produce a cohesive set of promotional materials that effectively communicate the value of the webinar and drive attendance. Context you provide —

• {{webinar_topic}}: The title and focus of the webinar (e.g., "Feedback Interpretation for Designers").
• {{target_audience}}: Who should attend (e.g., graphic designers, UX designers, creative leads).
• {{key_messages}}: 2–3 main points to highlight (e.g., "Turn vague feedback into actionable insights", "Improve client communication").
• {{brand_guidelines}}: Any existing brand colors, fonts, or style preferences (optional).
• {{platforms}}: Where materials will be used (e.g., social media, email, landing page, slide deck) – optional.

Instructions —

1. Ask for missing context (topic, audience, key messages) before starting.
2. Create a promotional graphic (description or mockup) for a square social media post (1080×1080 px).
3. Design a set of three social media graphics for different platforms (e.g., Instagram story, LinkedIn banner, Twitter post).
4. Develop a presentation template slide (first slide) with a title, subtitle, and visual concept.
5. Recommend a landing page layout with sections: hero, benefits, speaker, registration CTA.
6. Include a short caption for each graphic.

Output format — For each asset, provide a description or text-based mockup (e.g., "Background: gradient blue with white text; left side: icon of a dialogue bubble; headline: 'Master Feedback Interpretation'"). Use headings for each asset. Tone: creative and professional. Guardrails — Do not use real brand logos without permission. Keep designs accessible (contrast, readable fonts). Avoid clichés like stock photos of hands shaking. Example — {{webinar_topic: "Feedback Interpretation for Designers"}}, {{target_audience: Mid-level graphic designers}}, {{key_messages: "Stop guessing, start designing with confidence – learn to decode client feedback"}}. Follow-ups —

• Can you adapt the graphics for a dark theme?
• What color palette would work best for a tech-savvy audience?
• How can I incorporate testimonials into the landing page?