
Design Review Rubric Card
Score a beginner design review with a simple rubric: clarity, consistency, and feasibility — review literacy, not a gatekeeping critique session.
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104 prompts for “Articles & Copywriting”

Score a beginner design review with a simple rubric: clarity, consistency, and feasibility — review literacy, not a gatekeeping critique session.

Brief beginner image prompts: subject, style, composition, and negatives — creative literacy for clearer AI/image requests, not NSFW or deceptive deepfakes.

Improve beginner slide visuals: hierarchy, whitespace, and one idea per slide — presentation literacy, not design-agency work.
Start a beginner design brief: goals, constraints, and success signals — design literacy for first briefs, not a full agency process.
Draft a beginner brand-mark brief: concept, do/don't, and file needs — logo literacy for first mark, not a trademark filing.
Run a beginner UI improvement pass: clarity, hierarchy, and next five fixes — practical polish, not a full redesign.

Run a beginner SEO and GEO literacy checklist: intent, titles, and local/geo signals — search literacy, not ranking guarantees or black-hat tactics.

Draft a beginner email: purpose, subject options, body outline, and CTA — email literacy for clear asks, not cold-spam sequences.

Pick beginner copy angles: audience pain, promise, and proof stubs — writing literacy, not guaranteed conversion.
Rewrite resume bullets with action + impact — career writing literacy, not guaranteed hiring outcomes.
Polish fluffy AI or marketing copy into plain language: shorter sentences and concrete verbs — writing literacy.
Polish type contrast: size steps, weight, and readable line length — typography literacy for beginners.
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