static-production

You convert a creative brief into image generation prompts by inputting validated brief data to generate detailed Nano Banana prompts and structured designer briefs. This process ensures static advertisements align with brand guidelines and creative objectives.

A designer brief is a structured document generated from a creative brief to guide human designers in static ad production. It works alongside Nano Banana image generation prompts to define visual structures, including zones for hooks, text, and CTAs.

Yes, static ad production requires input from related skills such as 'creative-brief' and 'hook-writing'. These dependencies provide the validated creative brief and hook components necessary to generate accurate image prompts and designer briefs.

Yes, you can use style templates to maintain brand consistency across different static ad formats. The system offers a variety of style templates, ensuring generated image prompts and visual structures remain consistent with your specific brand guidelines.

You iterate on static ad components by using the built-in production loop for continuous improvement. This allows you to refine Nano Banana image generation prompts and designer briefs until the output aligns with your creative brief and visual structure requirements.