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ARTTECHES NEXUS • GRAPHIC DESIGNING MASTERY

DAY 20
0:00 — INTRO
“Welcome to Day 20 — the final day of the Social Media Design module, and the money lesson. Organic posts build brands; ad creatives sell offers to strangers in under two seconds. Today: offer hierarchy, CTA buttons that get tapped, and exact export specs for feed, story, and landscape — so your work uploads perfectly everywhere.”
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DAY 20
1:00 — SCREEN: organic post vs ad creative side by side
“Spot the difference. Left: our organic Cuppa Joy post — warm, brand-led. Right: the ad creative — louder, offer-first. On an ad, nobody knows your brand yet, so the logo goes small in the corner and the OFFER becomes the headline. That's rule one of ad hierarchy: offer, benefit, detail, CTA — in that order, always.”
SCREEN CUE — Show both designs; annotate the hierarchy.
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DAY 20
3:30 — SCREEN: building the feed ad
“New document: 1080 by 1080, RGB. Deep orange full-bleed — ads are allowed to shout. Headline: 'BUY 1 GET 1 FREE' — white, extra-bold, enormous. Middle: the steaming cup plus 'All teas, all weekend.' Small detail line: 'Sat–Sun, Main Street.' Three-second test: the offer is unmistakable.”
SCREEN CUE — Build the feed creative live.
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DAY 20
8:00 — SCREEN: CTA button construction
“Now the money element: the CTA button. White rounded rectangle — opposite of the background for maximum contrast. Bold orange text: 'ORDER NOW' — an action verb, not 'Click Here'. Generous padding, a soft drop shadow so it looks tappable. Center the text with the Align docker. One CTA per creative — two buttons means zero clicks.”
SCREEN CUE — Build the button step by step.
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DAY 20
11:30 — SCREEN: text-area check
“Quick discipline check: ad platforms penalize text-heavy images. Keep text under about twenty percent of the canvas. Our visual dominates; the words are minimal. Details live in the ad caption, not on the creative.”
SCREEN CUE — Show the layout; estimate text coverage.
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DAY 20
13:00 — SCREEN: new 1080×1920 page
“Placement two: the story. New page: 1080 by 1920. First, mark the danger zones — guidelines 250 pixels from the top and bottom, where the app's interface lives. Now — and this is critical — I do NOT stretch the square design. I rebuild vertically: offer top-center, big visual middle, benefit, CTA bottom-center above the safe zone. Bigger type than feed — stories are full-screen.”
SCREEN CUE — Build the story layout natively.
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DAY 20
18:00 — SCREEN: export + naming
“Export presets: PNG, RGB, exact pixel sizes — never larger 'just in case', because ad platforms recompress anyway. Name files by platform and offer: Brand-Ad-Offer-Feed, Brand-Ad-Offer-Story. Save the CDR with pages named Feed-1080 and Story-1920. Future you — and your client — will thank you.”
SCREEN CUE — Export both; show the delivery checklist.
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DAY 20
21:00 — WRAP-UP + MODULE CLOSE
“Recap: ads lead with the offer — offer, benefit, detail, CTA. Buttons need contrast, action verbs, and one-per-creative discipline. Feed: 1080 square. Story: 1080 by 1920 with safe zones. Text under twenty percent. Exact exports, smart file names. And with that, you close Module 6 — Social Media Design: posts, carousels, thumbnails, banners, and ad creatives. Next module: Print Design — where pixels become paper. Your assignment: the full three-placement Chai Club campaign set plus a spec sheet. See you in Module 7.”
SCREEN CUE — Title card with assignment summary.
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