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name: ardot-poster
description: "Use this skill for Ardot canvas design tasks whose deliverable is a visual poster — posters, flyers, billboards, banners, event posters, promotional single-page graphics, e-commerce banners, brand visuals, logos, icons & illustrations rendered on the Ardot canvas. Trigger phrases: design a poster, create a banner, make a flyer, event poster, product launch poster, e-commerce banner, 设计海报, 海报设计, 宣传单, 横幅, banner, 封面, 双十一Banner, 活动海报, 图标设计, 品牌设计, 插画, Logo 设计, VI 设计, 视觉识别系统. Pairs with ardot-design-core (load it alongside). NOT for full UI screens (ardot-ui-design), slides (ardot-slides), or PowerPoint .pptx files (pptx skill)."
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# Ardot Poster & Visual
Domain guidelines for **visual poster / banner / brand-visual** deliverables on the Ardot canvas: posters, flyers, billboards, banners, covers, logos, icons, and illustrations.
> **The general workflow and hard rules live in `ardot-design-core`**, which goes with this skill. This skill only adds the **poster-specific guidelines**. Follow `ardot-design-core` for the step sequence (Step 0 file-open → Step 8 validate), schema, editing rules, effects, and screenshot verification.
## Domain Guidelines (load in Step 3)
- `{SKILL_ROOT}/references/guidelines-poster.md` — visual poster design rules: composition, focal hierarchy, typographic impact, background treatment, banner sizing.
## Notes for brand / logo / icon work
- **Logo / brand identity / VI**: treat the poster guideline's composition and typographic-impact rules as the base, but prioritize a single strong focal mark, provide standard color values, and keep the mark legible at small sizes.
- **Icons & illustrations**: think like a graphic designer — consistent grid, stroke weight, and corner radius across the set; align all icons to a shared keyline.
- Multi-size banner sets: keep one visual system across all sizes; re-layout per aspect ratio rather than scaling a single composition.