Prompts tagged "設計" in the PromptCraft library.
Cover design for business, self-help, and career books — unlike literary covers, these need to be bold, with a large title and a supporting subtitle line.
Commemorative ticket stub design — works for music festivals, talks, exhibition physical tickets, and digital NFT ticket stubs. Combines a vintage ticket feel with modern text rendering.
Title cards for YouTube videos, documentaries, and short films — using Ideogram for text-led title cards is faster than animating one in After Effects (add animation in post with other tools).
Course thumbnails for Hahow / Udemy / Skillshare — text-led design keeps the title readable even at thumbnail size. Ideogram handles font contrast better than Midjourney.
Chinese-English bilingual restaurant menus — Ideogram can render both scripts together without garbling. Best suited for fine dining, curated cafés, and bars.
An annual event's logo series — a main logo paired with a subtitle (e.g., an 'LF26' main logo with a 'Chapter One' subtitle). Ideogram's handling of letterform relationships keeps the whole set visually consistent.
Outdoor billboards / subway ads / pop-up backdrops — text needs to stay readable from 10 meters away. A minimal composition with extra-large type is the only solution.
A user journey map for product/UX design — visualizing touchpoints, emotions, and pain points. Built for design critiques and pitch decks.
Midjourney isn't the strongest logo tool, but it's more than enough for moodboard-level drafts — style references for a designer, or placeholders for a VC pitch deck.
A single moodboard image made before a design briefing — condensing the color, texture, lighting, and mood of a visual direction into one image, so a client can quickly confirm 'is this the feeling?'
A print-ready event poster — A3/B1 sized, CMYK-friendly, with reserved space for text, suited for both physical posting and online sharing. Works for music festivals, talks, markets, and pop-ups.
Architecture and interior design concept renders — for client pitches, aligning a team's direction, and visual communication with clients. 100x faster than SketchUp, though not a final construction drawing.
A single prompt produces a full visual set: model shots, product shots, street style, and action shots — with consistent color, lighting, and text placement throughout.