A poster can look finished while hiding the booking deadline or separating a discount from the condition that makes it valid. You need a layout people can read and a file you can change when the details change.

In three self-contained tasks, you will ask AI to arrange an event announcement, make a shop offer and its conditions visible together, and reflow an existing poster for square and landscape placements. Take them in order for a gradual introduction, or choose the task you need. Each Lesson supplies its own practice facts and files.

You will inspect actual recorded outputs, practise short requests, compare the words with the original facts, and save editable SVGs with PNG previews. AI handles the arrangement; you decide whether the important facts remain accurate and readable. The examples use synthetic event and shop details, with no real promotion to book or redeem.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need design software to take the Course?

No. The Lessons show prepared images and guided decisions. To make your own poster afterwards, use an AI assistant that can read attached files and produce an SVG and PNG, or an SVG editor that preserves text. An SVG can hold separately editable words; a PNG is a finished image for viewing.

Can I replace the example dates and offers?

Yes. Each Lesson includes a worksheet for your own verified facts. Ask for a new editable file and preview after changing the wording, and inspect the new line breaks. Editing a PNG alone will not preserve separate text elements.

Are the downloads ready for a real campaign or commercial printing?

They are checked practice files at the stated pixel dimensions. They do not establish that your own offer is correct, that a platform will accept the file, or that a printer's requirements are met. Before real use, confirm the facts, intended display size, and the destination's file requirements. Nothing is published or purchased in the Course.