AI for graphic designers

A client sent this brief: [paste]. Ask me up to ten questions that would make it clear: audience, goals, tone, deliverables, sizes, deadlines, budget limits I will define, and what they dislike. Then draft a one-page brief summary for me to confirm with them.

I am designing a visual identity for [business type] aimed at [audience] with a feeling of [three words]. Describe four distinct visual directions in words: palette ideas, typography feel, imagery style, and what each would say about the brand. Avoid naming living artists.

Write a detailed image-generation prompt for a concept sketch: [subject], in a [style description without naming a living artist], with [lighting], [color palette], [composition, e.g. wide shot, space on the left for text]. Add a line of things to avoid, such as extra fingers or garbled lettering.

Write a short, friendly explanation, in plain words, of why I chose [typeface, color or layout] for [project], tied to the client's goal of [goal]. Avoid design jargon and keep it under about 120 words.

Suggest eight short taglines for [business] that is [description] for [audience]. Vary the tone: playful, calm, bold, and warm. Avoid claims we cannot prove, and avoid cliches.

Here is a description of my design: colors [list with codes], text sizes [list], and layout [describe]. Point out likely accessibility problems such as low contrast, small text, color-only meaning and unclear order, and suggest fixes I can test with a contrast checker.

A client said: [paste feedback]. Help me turn it into a clear list of revisions, separate what is a change request from what is an opinion I should discuss, and draft a polite reply that confirms scope and timing I choose: [timing].

Create a handoff checklist for delivering [type of project] to a client or printer: file formats, color modes, resolution, fonts to outline or package, bleed and safe margins, naming, and a usage-rights note for me to complete.