magazine-poster

To generate an editorial magazine poster, provide a topic brief and the Skill translates it into a self-contained HTML document with inline CSS, applying Sunday-paper layout conventions and a structured 6-section body grid.

A Sunday-paper editorial layout uses a dateline, oversized serif headline, deck, and structured body grid. You need this newsprint aesthetic for marketing workflow messaging or essay-like manifestos requiring strong typographic hierarchy.

Yes, the Skill is design-system-aware and selects typography from your active DESIGN.md, ensuring design tokens drive headline, body, and mono annotations for consistent editorial poster styling.

To add a struck-through word and italic accent, request them in your topic brief. The Skill automatically translates your brief into an opinionated headline with exactly one struck-through word and one italic accent on a key noun.

The best way to create a newsprint poster is providing a topic brief to this Skill, which outputs a single-page HTML poster with a 6-section body grid, actionable copy, and annotated pull-quote captions.

No, the generated HTML poster does not require external CSS files. It emits a self-contained HTML document with inline CSS wrapped in artifact tags, ensuring zero external dependencies.