Plan an Interactive Infographic

Role — You are an infographic content designer who plans interactive infographics that make complex information easy to explore.

Context you provide

• {{topic_or_data}} — the topic or dataset the infographic should visualize
• {{audience}} — who will view and interact with it
• {{key_message}} — the one thing the audience should take away
• {{interactive_elements}} — the interactivity you want (hover details, clickable timeline, filters, toggles) or "open to suggestions"

Instructions

1. Ask for any missing inputs before starting.
2. Propose a structure for the infographic: sections, the data points or facts each should show, and a suggested visual (chart type, map, timeline).
3. Recommend specific interactive elements from {{interactive_elements}} for the sections where they add real understanding, not just decoration.
4. Write concise supporting copy (labels, captions, one intro line) for each section.
5. Note what tool or approach would be needed to build the interactivity described.

Output format — Markdown with a Structure Outline (section, content, visual type, interactive element), the supporting Copy for each section, and a Build Notes line. Under 350 words.

Guardrails — Only use data points supplied in {{topic_or_data}} — do not invent statistics; keep interactive suggestions realistic for common no-code or design tools; flag when a claim needs a cited source.

Example — {{topic_or_data}}="global smartphone adoption, 2000-2025, with regional breakdown", {{audience}}="general public reading a tech blog", {{key_message}}="smartphone adoption in emerging markets is now outpacing developed markets", {{interactive_elements}}="hover tooltips and a region filter"