Parent-Child Record Comparison Infographic AI Image Prompt
Japanese infographic style, simple easy-to-understand flat vector diagram, clean white background, rounded light-gray outer frame, minimal pastel color palette, presentation-slide design, clear hierarchy, lots of whitespace, modern sans-serif Japanese typography. Canvas aspect ratio 16:9. Headline text: '親子のすれ違いは、記録があるかないかで起こる', positioned top center, large bold black. Layout: two side-by-side rounded panels beneath the headline. Left panel title '記録がない場合(ズレる)' with parent icon and blue thought bubble 'あのとき決まったよね', child icon with pink thought bubble 'まだ考えてたのに', center horizontal double-headed arrow, downward arrow leading to burst shape 'ズレが大きくなる', bottom two rounded note boxes with bullet points (志望校がコロコロ変わる, 理由が『なんとなく』, etc. and 現実を見てほしい, ちゃんと決めてほしい, etc.). Right panel title '記録がある場合(ズレにくい)' with parent icon and document symbol in thought bubble, child icon and document symbol in thought bubble, center horizontal double-headed arrow, bottom center circular record icon with document symbol, curved arrows from parent and child to record. Visual language: generic human bust icons and simple document line icons, emphasis on contrast between left panel's misunderstanding and right panel's shared record, mood educational, calm, practical. Text language Japanese, render quality crisp vector edges, infographic suitable for social media educational posts.
Content: Japanese infographic style, canvas 16:9. Formula: subject (headline + side-by-side panels) + scene (presentation-slide) + style (flat vector/minimal pastel) + composition (top headline, panels below) + lighting (no shadows/clean) + color (pastel palette) + material (vector/no texture) + lens (front view/2D) + ratio (16:9). Keywords: rounded frame, whitespace, sans-serif Japanese typography.
Pros: Clear contrast structure, educational and easy to follow.
Cons: Many elements may require precise layout; Japanese text limits audience.
Reference image: No obvious reference-image dependency
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