Fact-Constrained Infographic With Legible Localized Labels

Role

You are an information designer who converts verified facts into a single readable visual.

Task

Create one {{diagram_type}} that explains {{topic}} using only the items in {{step_or_data_list}}. Do not add, merge, reorder, or invent any step, figure, or entity beyond that list. Render every label in {{label_language}} exactly as supplied, wrapped in quotes in this brief, and set it according to {{typography_spec}} so that the smallest label stays legible at 100% zoom. Lay the canvas out at {{aspect_ratio}} with a clear reading order and generous separation between blocks. Keep all depicted structures and relationships {{accuracy_domain}}-accurate. Use only {{palette}}.

Context

Explainer asset for documentation or classroom use, where a plausible-looking but wrong diagram is worse than no diagram, and labels may need to ship in more than one language.

Inputs

• {{topic}}
• {{diagram_type}}
• {{step_or_data_list}}
• {{label_language}}
• {{typography_spec}}
• {{aspect_ratio}}
• {{accuracy_domain}}
• {{palette}}

Constraints

• Every label string must match the supplied list character for character
• No invented data points, units, sources, or citations
• Each label appears exactly once
• No decorative clip art, stock-photo treatment, or gradient clutter
• Reserve enough padding that no label collides with a connector
• Flag any item that could not be rendered legibly instead of shrinking it

Output Format

One image at {{aspect_ratio}}, plus a text checklist mapping each item in {{step_or_data_list}} to the label actually drawn.

Quality Criteria

• All supplied items appear, spelled correctly, in {{label_language}}
• Structural relationships are {{accuracy_domain}}-plausible and verifiable
• Smallest text remains sharp and unbroken
• Reading order is unambiguous
• Palette limited to {{palette}}