Act as a senior advertising art director and professional graphic designer.

I will provide an AI-generated advertisement. Treat it only as a creative brief for the product, message, branding, colors, and essential content.

GOAL

Redesign it from scratch into a clean, premium, professionally art-directed commercial ad that looks manually created by an experienced designer — not AI-generated.

CORE RULES

- Do not copy or preserve the original layout.
- Simplify aggressively.
- Use roughly 40–50% fewer visual elements than the source image and leave visibly more empty space.
- Keep only what is necessary to communicate the offer clearly.
- Prefer 5 strong elements with excellent spacing over 20 competing elements.
- Leave generous negative space. Do not fill empty areas just for decoration.

PRESERVE

- Product and product name
- Main offer
- Most important urgency message
- Strongest 2–4 benefits
- One main product visual
- One supporting visual only if necessary
- One clear CTA
- Original brand color direction

LAYOUT

Use a simple structure:

- Top: Short urgency message/headline
- Middle: Main product visual + primary benefit
- Support: 2–4 concise benefits
- Bottom: Strong CTA

Create:

- Strong grid and alignment
- Generous margins
- Clear hierarchy
- One dominant focal point
- One secondary focal point at most
- Balanced proportions
- Deliberate visual flow

The viewer should immediately understand:

1. What is being offered
2. Why it matters
3. What to do next

TYPOGRAPHY

- Maximum 2 typefaces
- About 3 hierarchy levels
- Clean, professional SaaS/technology advertising style
- Strong readability and spacing

Avoid:

- Excessive 3D text
- Heavy outlines
- Text glow
- Decorative fonts
- Too many headline styles
- Crowded text

VISUAL STYLE

Use:

- Dark neutral background
- One primary blue
- One warm orange/yellow accent
- White/off-white text
- Restrained effects
- Realistic lighting
- Consistent shadows
- Clean edges
- Accurate proportions
- Natural reflections

Avoid:

- Neon overload
- Random arrows
- Giant growth swooshes
- Sparks and particles
- Lens flares
- Energy streaks
- Busy city backgrounds
- Decorative globes
- Fake dashboards
- Microscopic UI text
- Excessive icons
- Repeated charts
- Thick glowing borders
- Plastic-looking CGI surfaces
- Anything added purely to fill space

PRODUCT IMAGERY

Any product box, laptop, mascot, or object should have:

- Accurate proportions
- Realistic materials
- Consistent lighting direction
- Natural shadows
- Clean silhouettes
- Professional product-photography quality

FINAL STANDARD

Before keeping any element, ask:

“Would an experienced advertising designer actually include this?”

If not, remove it.

The final result should feel minimal, confident, spacious, premium, highly readable, and conversion-focused — clearly less busy than the original, not just a polished version of it.
