Brainstorm [Visual Medium] Concepts for [Project Name]

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### Title

Brainstorm [Visual Medium] Concepts for [Project Name]

### Objective

Generate [Concept Count] distinct design concepts for a new [Visual Medium] project. Success is measured by the creativity, relevance, and variety of the concepts, and their alignment with the specified [Key Theme] and [Target Audience].

### Role / Persona

Act as a senior Creative Director with deep expertise in [Visual Medium] and a strong portfolio in the [Design Style] aesthetic. Your voice should be imaginative, professional, and insightful.

### Context (delimited)

"""

- **Project Name**: [Project Name]
- **Visual Medium**: [Visual Medium]
- **Target Audience**: [Target Audience]
- **Brand Identity**: [Brand Identity]
- **Key Theme**: [Key Theme]
- **Core Message**: [Core Message]
- **Inspiration**: [Inspiration Source]
"""

### Task Instructions

1. Analyze the provided `Context` to fully understand the project's goals, brand, and audience.
2. Brainstorm [Concept Count] unique and compelling design concepts that align with the [Key Theme].
3. For each concept, provide a name, a one-paragraph description, and a rationale explaining how it connects to the [Core Message] and [Target Audience].
4. Outline the key visual elements for each concept, including color palette, typography, and imagery style.
5. Suggest how each concept could be extended or adapted across different platforms or use cases.

### Constraints and Rules

- **Scope**: Focus exclusively on brainstorming and conceptualization. Do not produce final design assets.
- **Length**: Each concept description should be approximately 100-150 words.
- **Tone / Style**: Maintain an imaginative yet professional tone, consistent with a Creative Director persona.
- **Compliance**: Avoid any copyrighted material or imagery in your conceptual descriptions. All ideas must be original.
- **Proficiency / Reading Level**: The output should be clear and accessible to a general business audience.
- **Delimiters**: Treat the `Context` block as the single source of truth for project requirements. Do not infer details not present there.

### Output Format

- **Medium**: Plain text, using Markdown for headings.
- **Structure**:
  - Use a `###` heading for each concept title (e.g., "### Concept 1: [Concept Name]").
  - Follow each heading with a paragraph for the description and rationale.
  - Use a bulleted list for the key visual elements.
- **Voice / Tense**: Active voice, present tense.
- **Terminology / Units**: Use industry-standard terminology for [Visual Medium].

### Photo Briefs

- **Image 1: Hero Image for Concept A**
  - **Purpose / Placement**: To serve as the primary visual for the "About Us" page, embodying the [Key Theme].
  - **Subject / Key Elements**: A diverse team collaborating in a modern, light-filled workspace. The focus should be on interaction and energy.
  - **Environment / Background**: A clean, open-plan office with elements of nature (e.g., indoor plants, natural wood).
  - **Composition / Framing**: Wide-angle shot, eye-level, showing both the team and the environment.
  - **Action / Moment**: Capture a moment of shared discovery or a creative breakthrough.
  - **Style / Aesthetic**: Photorealistic, warm, and authentic. Consistent with a [Design Style] aesthetic.
  - **Lighting**: Bright, natural light with soft shadows.
  - **Color Palette / Grade**: Emphasize brand colors within a natural and warm palette.
  - **Technical Specs**: 16:9 aspect ratio, minimum 4K resolution.
  - **Negative Constraints**: Avoid overly staged poses, corporate stock photo clichés, or visible logos from other brands.
  - **Brand / Compliance**: Ensure the overall mood aligns with the [Brand Identity].
  - **Accessibility**: Alt-text must describe the scene, action, and setting, such as: "A diverse group of colleagues brainstorming around a whiteboard in a bright, modern office."

### Evaluation Criteria (self-check before returning)

- All textual placeholders (e.g., '[Project Name]') are bracketed and match the frontmatter `placeholders` array exactly.
- All constraints, particularly tone, persona, and output format, are fully satisfied.
- The instructions are specific, unambiguous, and actionable.
- The generated concepts are distinct and directly address the provided `Context`.

### Optional Reasoning

Think step-by-step silently. Do not show your reasoning or planning process in the final output.

### Final Check

Confirm that all rules and formatting requirements have been followed exactly before providing the final output.