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Medical Infographic Poster for Drug Information (Bento Grid Style)

Medical Infographic Poster for Drug Information (Bento Grid Style)

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{
"image_analysis": {
"subject": "{argument name="drug name" default="Semaglutide"} scientific infographic, 9:16",
"style": "Modular Bento Grid design (lunch box grid layout) / Minimalist medical UI design / Affinity",
"tone": "Professional, clinical, rigorous, scientific, trustworthy, humanized, easy to read",
"primary_colors": ["Clinical White", "Medical Blue", "Slate Grey", "Mint Green"]
},
"prompt_elements": {
"subject_description": "A high-quality scientific poster about [drug name], designed to blend professional rigor with humanized care.",
"layout": "Lunch box-style modular grid layout, clean medical UI/UX interface design, divided into clear rectangular cards with soft edges for a comfortable visual experience.",
"visual_details": [
"Header with a bold sans-serif modern font title 'Drug Chinese Name' and its chemical/generic name, with a gentle medical icon (such as a heart or green leaf) next to the title",
"Top center features a hyper-realistic macro photography image of [drug dosage form/packaging] (such as tablets, capsules, or vials), with soft lighting, appearing safe and reliable",
"A corner with a minimalist line drawing of [chemical structure formula], smooth lines, not overly prominent",
"Part 1: Analysis of active ingredients and pharmacological effects with ring charts and bar charts, data visualization, colors in gentle medical blue and mint green, chart design simple and intuitive",
"Part 2: Indications with minimalist line icons, friendly icon design, avoiding overly clinical or cold symbols",
"Part 3: Dosage and administration matrix with minimalist line icons ([oral/injection], [frequency], [dosage]), with simple text explanations next to icons, such as 'one tablet daily, easy to take'",
"Part 4: Pharmacokinetics or onset timeline with a linear chart, smooth lines, clear time point labels, giving a sense of scientific trust",
"Part 5: Precaution grid with simple warning icons ([drug interactions], [contraindications], [side effects]), icon design should gently remind rather than cause panic, text explanations concise and key points highlighted",
"Part 6: Target population portrait icons (such as applicability marks for elderly, children, pregnant women), icon design warm, reflecting care for different groups",
"Part 7: Drug storage guide with thermometer and humidity icons, icon design clear and simple, text explanations easy to understand"
],
"art_style": "Minimalist scientific visualization design, fine medical illustrations combined with product photography, flat medical icons, Swiss-style typography, focusing on readability and affinity.",
"lighting": "Bright laboratory shadowless lighting, clean and clear, emphasizing sterility and clarity, while soft and not harsh.",
"color_palette": "Monochrome clinical white or light gray background, semi-transparent frosted glass cards, dark gray and navy blue text, accents of medical blue or teal to highlight key points, overall color scheme giving a fresh and comfortable feel."
},
"negative_prompt": "Cluttered, warm tones (except gentle accents), retro style, handwriting, low resolution, blurred, distorted text, even noise, dark background, unsanitary, oversaturated, watermarks, food texture, overly cold clinical feel, panic-inducing warning icons"
}

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