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I need a poster layout to brief the agency by end of day and I've never built a data-driven template myself.
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+The creative director asked for a campaign poster with headline, subhead and product art to brief…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The creative director asked for a campaign poster with headline, subhead and product art to brief the agency by [deadline=5pm], and we also need a simple data-driven template so product teams can drop SKUs into later. I can layout a static poster but I'm unsure how to structure the template so non-designers won't break the brand. Tell me the minimum poster layout rules I must lock (margins, clearspace, headline scale) and the simplest template structure that keeps the brand intact when someone drops in new product art.
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