Tax Season Deadline Poster (Swiss Grid)
Making the deadline number the hero exploits urgency psychology — clients remember one giant date, not a paragraph — and the rigorous Swiss grid reads as precise and trustworthy, exactly the brand signal an accounting firm wants.
prompt
Design an A2 portrait poster for {firm_name}, an accounting firm, reminding business clients about tax season. Style: strict Swiss International Typographic — visible modular grid, flat solid background in a single confident red or blue, oversized neo-grotesque sans-serif numerals showing {filing_deadline} as the dominant visual element, rotated 90-degree side text, and generous negative space. No photos or illustrations; communicate entirely through typography, alignment and one thin rule line. The lower-left grid cell carries a short message about {service_offer}; the lower-right carries {contact_line} in small caps. Asymmetric balance, flush-left ragged-right text, maximum two type sizes besides the numerals. Print-ready, portrait orientation.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {firm_name}Name of the accounting firm
- e.g. Lin & Partners CPA
- {filing_deadline}Filing deadline shown as giant numerals
- e.g. MAY 31
- {service_offer}Service hook or offer for clients
- e.g. free 30-minute filing health check
- {contact_line}One-line contact info
- e.g. linpartners.tw · 02-2700-1234
Use case
Accounting and tax advisory firms reminding business clients ahead of filing season deadlines.
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