Refined Image Prompt
A clean, editorial typographic Q&A card for a chiropractic and rehabilitation clinic, built on a subtle vertical gradient background flowing from off-white #F4F7F7 at the top down to a soft, barely-there #FFFFFF at the base, giving an airy clinical lightness. The overall register is clean clinical injury-recovery with calm precision, organised, spacious, and reassuring.
Composition is typographic-led with a vertical hierarchy. In the upper portion, a small solid teal #2C7A7B dot marker sits inline to the left of a short eyebrow-style label, with the main question directly beneath it. The question reads "Is sitting all day really causing my neck and back ache?" set in Inter, in near-black #15201F, as the dominant typographic element, arranged across two or three lines with generous line spacing and a left-aligned axis.
Below the question, separated by clear breathing space, a solid teal #2C7A7B block with slight 4px rounded corners forms a contained answer panel. Inside it, the answer reads "Yes. Hours of slumped, static posture steadily loads your spine." set in Inter, in white #FFFFFF, left-aligned, comfortably padded within the block. A small solid white dot marker sits to the left of the word "Yes" to draw the eye to the validating answer.
In the lower portion, the CTA reads "Your desk routine could be the driver — let's check." set in Inter italic, in dark slate #1A2E35, smaller than the question, left-aligned, with a thin teal #2C7A7B underline accent running beneath it as a supporting attention cue.
Positioned to the right side of the composition, occupying roughly the right third and kept small and supporting rather than full-frame, is a clean semi-translucent glass-like 3D anatomical illustration of a human spine shown in a gentle seated curvature. The spine reads as a polished, intentional editorial representation rather than a clinical photograph, rendered in cool translucent off-white and pale teal #4FA3A3 glass tones with soft refractive depth. Subtle warm teal #2C7A7B glow highlights mark the lower cervical region at the neck and the lumbar region at the lower back, indicating loaded, compressed stress points. The render floats cleanly against the gradient with a soft ambient shadow beneath it.
Lighting is soft, diffused, and even, with gentle studio illumination giving the glass spine a delicate sheen and the overall card a bright, calm clinical mood. All rectangular surfaces, including the answer block, carry slight 4px rounded corners applied uniformly.
Place the provided logo file in the top-left corner at a small, restrained scale with clear margin around it. Reproduce the logo exactly as supplied, preserving its original colours, proportions, lettering, and spacing without recolouring, redrawing, distorting, or regenerating any part of it.
Constraints: keep the layout typographic with the anatomical spine as a small supporting accent only. No faces, no people, no clinic interiors, no treatment scenes, no medical equipment. Use only the specified hex colours #2C7A7B, #1A2E35, #F4F7F7, #15201F, #FFFFFF, and #4FA3A3. Use only Inter for all text, with Inter italic reserved for the CTA. Render all text exactly as quoted with correct spelling and clear, legible spacing. Keep ample negative space, a polished editorial feel, and a calm, uncluttered composition.