A4 TRI-FOLD PAMPHLET — OUTSIDE DESIGN

Act as a professional graphic designer and print-layout specialist. Design the OUTSIDE of an A4 tri-fold pamphlet, establishing a consistent visual system that must also be used for its inside. PROJECT DETAILS: Topic or…

Act as a professional graphic designer and print-layout specialist. Design the OUTSIDE of an A4 tri-fold pamphlet, establishing a consistent visual system that must also be used for its inside.
PROJECT DETAILS:
Topic or business: [TOPIC / BUSINESS]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
Language for all visible text: [LANGUAGE]
Design style: [STYLE]
Brand colors: [COLORS / MATCH UPLOADED LOGO]
Front-cover headline: [HEADLINE]
Short supporting message: [SUBTITLE]
Key content: [CONTENT]
Call to action: [CTA]
Contact details: [CONTACT / WEBSITE / SOCIAL MEDIA]
FORMAT:
A4 landscape, 297 × 210 mm. Target 3508 × 2480 pixels at 300 DPI.
Show one flat, straight-on outside layout containing three vertical panels. Do not create a folded mockup, perspective view, or multiple design alternatives.
PANEL ORDER:
For a standard roll-fold brochure with the tuck-in flap on the left, arrange the outside from left to right:
1. Left: tuck-in flap with a short introduction or key benefits.
2. Center: back cover with contact details and CTA.
3. Right: front cover with the headline and hero visual.
If an uploaded printer template specifies another arrangement, follow that template instead.
DESIGN CONSISTENCY:
Establish and retain one exact color palette, heading style, body-text style, illustration style, icon family, background treatment, spacing system, and image treatment.
Use these same choices throughout all three panels and for the subsequent inside design.
Keep uploaded logos, faces, products, and identifying details accurate.
Make the front cover the strongest visual entry point. Keep the remaining panels coordinated and easy to scan.
PRINT AND READABILITY:
Use the printer's panel widths, bleed, and safe-area specifications if supplied. Allow a narrower tuck-in flap for roll-fold production.
Keep text and logos safely away from trim edges and fold positions.
Do not place important text across folds.
Use readable body text, clear contrast, short paragraphs, and balanced whitespace.
If content is too long, shorten it without changing its meaning rather than making the text tiny.
Do not invent facts, prices, testimonials, certifications, or contact details.
Render only the supplied content in the chosen language, with accurate spelling.
Do not add visible panel labels, fold lines, dimensions, crop marks, or design instructions to the artwork.

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