Create a single-page HTML poster with the feel of a newspaper essay. Oversized serif headlines, paper textures, six numbered sections, and annotated quotations organize substantial text into an editorial layout for opinions or launches.
An editorial-style poster — newsprint paper, dateline, oversized serif headline with a struck-through word and italic accent, a 2-column body block, and 6 numbered sections with annotated pull-quote captions. Reads like a Sunday-paper full-page essay or a thoughtful launch poster. Use when the brief asks for "magazine poster", "editorial poster", "newsprint", "essay layout", or "manifesto".
Creates a single HTML poster that looks like a page clipped from a Sunday newspaper. The design combines a paper-like background, a date field, an oversized serif headline, and body text arranged in columns. The headline uses strikethrough and italic emphasis once each. The body is organized into six numbered sections, each with a subheading, a short passage, and an annotated quotation block.
Use it to present a service announcement, an initiative’s guiding principles, or a developed opinion as a poster centered on text. It helps give headings the visual hierarchy of a newspaper or magazine while arranging longer material into a single page that readers can follow.
Production assumes an active DESIGN.md to guide color and font choices. The output is one HTML document with CSS written inside it. The page has a minimum width of 1100px and is intended for desktop viewing at widths of 1280–1440px.
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Produce a single-page editorial poster — looks like a tear-out from a Sunday paper. Long-form, deliberate, type-driven.
text-decoration: line-through; text-decoration-thickness: 2px.
One word italic, in accent color.— what works callout
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subtle paper noise (radial-gradient dots at low opacity).data-od-id on header, headline, deck, each cell, footer.Emit between <artifact> tags:
<artifact identifier="poster-slug" type="text/html" title="Poster Title">
<!doctype html>
<html>...</html>
</artifact>
One sentence before the artifact, nothing after.
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