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NGO Social Media Content Design
Developed an organic, custom visual style and template system for a Bulgarian NGO through a set of 6 foundational social media posts. Designed to eliminate generic "AI slop," the project equipped the team with reusable visual frameworks and tailored AI prompts, enabling them to generate high-quality, on-brand graphics independently for future campaigns.
Handing over the prompts alongside the templates is the part most teams skip, and it's what decides whether the style survives six months without you. Did you bake the guardrails into the prompts themselves, or keep the rules in a separate doc?
Yes, that’s the key concept behind my service. I develop the visual style and templates, then create detailed prompts with guardrails so clients can generate new images in the same style themselves.
I also provide support when they need it. The goal is to avoid generic AI slop...
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