Lemon-Themed Modular PPT Visual Prompt

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Build a bright presentation system with warm-white backgrounds, fluorescent yellow-green, pale lavender and rounded photographic masks. The original theme is useful ways to use lemons and requests ten images. Four supplied pages show the cover, contents, drinks/cooking and nutrition layouts; they are layout examples rather than a complete deck or nutritional guidance. The English prompt restores the original palette proportions, grid and theme requirements.

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Generate a set of images that strictly follows this complete PPT visual-system specification.

Establish a bright, modular, modern PPT visual system centered on International Typographic Style and modular grids. Repeated units and a stable baseline unify the entire set. Use Gestalt proximity and common regions to group related information inside rounded color blocks. Use dynamic balance so large fields of color, photographs and white space counterweight one another asymmetrically. Use changes of image scale, density and empty space to give the chapters an editorial rhythm.

Draw on Josef Müller-Brockmann’s precise column grids and objective hierarchy for alignment; Massimo Vignelli’s limited typography and cross-page rules for consistency; Josef Albers’s use of adjacent color fields to calibrate color perception; and Alexey Brodovitch’s cropping, contrast of scale and white space to drive the dialogue between images and type. Combine these methods without mechanically reproducing a particular work.

Default palette: warm white #F7F7F3 as approximately 45% background; fluorescent yellow-green #E5EA45 as approximately 22% main accent; pale lavender #C5ADD7 as approximately 18% support; near-black #1D1D1D as approximately 12% structure and body text; and mist blue #AFC8EC as approximately 3% information encoding. Control saturated colors in key areas using Itten’s light–dark and area contrasts and Albers’s adjacency effects. If the user later specifies colors, use them while preserving role hierarchy, area proportions, lightness differences and projection readability.

Use a multicolumn modular grid and generous outer margins. Headlines, focal visuals, information cards and notes establish a clear first, second and third reading order. Align regular elements strictly. Allow only one rounded color field or focal visual to break across columns. The thumbnail must still have a recognizable first read.

Keep the background flat, matte and white. Mix photography with geometric vector-style elements. Unify the color temperature of naturally softly lit photographs with restraint, crop them through hard-edged rounded masks and layer translucent low-chroma blocks. Put a low-contrast band of evenly spaced vertical lines at the bottom as a rhythmic device. Avoid meaningless shadows and decorative noise.

Pair sans-serif typefaces with compatible underlying structures. Use medium-bold headlines, compact leading and a large shift in scale. Use regular-weight body type with more generous line spacing and short lines for distance readability. Align Chinese and Latin text by optical density rather than mechanically matching point sizes. Unify baselines, optically correct letter spacing and align text edges with image masks.

The overall character is rational, bright, approachable, agile, clear and modern.
Theme: Useful ways to use lemons.
Ten images in total.

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