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Arrange components vertically or along a diagonal axis\n   - Each layer shows a distinct component or assembly\n   - Maintain consistent spacing between layers\n   - Typically 3-7 layers for clarity\n\n2. **Assembly Axis**\n   - Define clear direction: vertical (top-down), diagonal (45°), or horizontal\n   - All components should follow this axis consistently\n   - Creates visual harmony and understanding of assembly order\n\n3. **Component Highlighting**\n   - Use color coding to distinguish different component types\n   - Each layer should be visually distinct\n   - Maintain color consistency throughout poster\n\n## Five Essential Hardware Layers\n\nFor the Nova device example:\n\n1. **Casing\u002FEnclosure** (Outermost)\n   - Outer protective shell\n   - Color: Corporate Dark\n   - Style: Solid, structured, geometric\n\n2. **Thermal Management Unit**\n   - Heat dissipation fins or thermal pads\n   - Color: Secondary Brand Accent\n   - Shows cooling capability\n   - Geometric, modern appearance\n\n3. **PCB (Printed Circuit Board)**\n   - Main electronics substrate\n   - Color: Tertiary Brand Accent\n   - Smaller, intricate details\n   - Shows circuit layout\n\n4. **Battery\u002FPower System**\n   - Energy storage component\n   - Color: Primary Brand Accent or Secondary\n   - Rectangular or cylindrical shape\n   - Often positioned prominently\n\n5. **Interface Connectors** (Innermost\u002FIntegrated)\n   - Ports, connectors, user interface elements\n   - Color: Primary Brand Accent\n   - Highlight with annotation lines\n   - Shows connectivity\n\n## Visual Hierarchy\n\n### Title & Headers\n- **Primary Title**: Large, bold, left-aligned or centered\n- **Font**: Bold sans-serif (Inter, DejaVuSans)\n- **Color**: Corporate Dark\n- **Size**: 48-72px\n\n### Annotations\n- **Leader Lines**: Thin (1-2px), Muted Gray\n- **Text Labels**: Smaller font (12-18px), Muted Gray\n- **Important Labels**: Corporate Dark for emphasis\n- **Arrows**: Simple, geometric, pointing to components\n\n## Composition Techniques\n\n### Isometric\u002FPerspective Rendering\n```\nFor 3D-like appearance on 2D canvas:\n- Use polygon shapes with shading\n- Front face: lighter fill\n- Top\u002Fside face: darker fill (creates depth)\n- Outline: thin stroke in Corporate Dark\n```\n\n### Spacing & Alignment\n- Central axis (vertical or diagonal) as anchor\n- Consistent spacing: 60-100px between layers\n- Left alignment for text annotations\n- Right alignment for leader lines from top\n\n### Color Distribution\n- 60% background (Identity Light)\n- 25% structural elements (Corporate Dark)\n- 15% accents and highlights (Brand Accents)\n- Keep color intensity low and professional\n\n## Annotation Best Practices\n\n### Leader Lines\n- Start from component\n- Thin stroke (1-2px)\n- Soft color (Muted Gray)\n- End with small arrow or circle\n- No harsh angles - use smooth curves where possible\n\n### Labels\n- Positioned near leader line endpoint\n- Sans-serif font, 14-16px\n- Muted Gray for non-critical information\n- Corporate Dark for important specifications\n\n### Callouts\n- Highlight critical features with Primary Brand Accent\n- Keep callouts minimal and focused\n- Use consistent icon style for callout markers\n\n## Layout Structure\n\n### Recommended Poster Dimensions\n- **16:9 Aspect Ratio**: 1920×1080px (digital) or 3840×2160px (high-res)\n- **4:3 Aspect Ratio**: 1600×1200px or higher\n- Minimum resolution: 1440×1080px\n\n### Safe Margins\n- Top: 80-120px (for title)\n- Sides: 60-100px\n- Bottom: 60-80px\n- Leave breathing room around central device\n\n## Implementation Workflow\n\n1. **Background**: Solid Identity Light color\n2. **Central Axis**: Invisible guide for alignment\n3. **Components** (from outer to inner):\n   - Casing outline (Corporate Dark)\n   - Thermal unit (Secondary Accent)\n   - PCB (Tertiary Accent)\n   - Battery (Primary Accent)\n   - Interfaces (Primary Accent with highlights)\n4. **Annotations**: Leader lines and labels (Muted Gray)\n5. **Title**: Bold heading (Corporate Dark)\n6. **Final Details**: Border, metadata if needed\n\n## Common Mistakes to Avoid\n\n- ❌ Components too crowded or overlapping\n- ❌ Inconsistent spacing or axis alignment\n- ❌ Too many colors or high saturation\n- ❌ Annotations obscuring device\n- ❌ Inconsistent line weights\n- ❌ Poor contrast between text and background\n- ✓ Maintain minimalism and professional appearance\n\n## Technical Diagram Best Practices\n\n### Color Coding System\n- Establish consistent meaning for each color\n- Document color assignments\n- Use same colors for same component types across multiple diagrams\n\n### Clarity Rules\n- One concept per annotation\n- Avoid text overlap\n- Use consistent font sizing\n- Keep lines non-crossing where possible\n\n### Professional Polish\n- Consistent stroke weights (1-3px)\n- Aligned text and elements\n- Balanced composition\n- High-resolution output (minimum 150 DPI)\n","# Technical Illustration & Exploded-View Design\n\n## Exploded-View Fundamentals\n\n### Purpose\nAn exploded-view diagram shows how a product is assembled by separating and offsetting each component along a central axis, revealing internal structure and layers.\n\n### Key Design Elements\n\n1. **Layering Strategy**\n   - Arrange components vertically or along a diagonal axis\n   - Each layer shows a distinct component or assembly\n   - Maintain consistent spacing between layers\n   - Typically 3-7 layers for clarity\n\n2. **Assembly Axis**\n   - Define clear direction: vertical (top-down), diagonal (45°), or horizontal\n   - All components should follow this axis consistently\n   - Creates visual harmony and understanding of assembly order\n\n3. **Component Highlighting**\n   - Use color coding to distinguish different component types\n   - Each layer should be visually distinct\n   - Maintain color consistency throughout poster\n\n## Five Essential Hardware Layers\n\nFor the Nova device example:\n\n1. **Casing\u002FEnclosure** (Outermost)\n   - Outer protective shell\n   - Color: Corporate Dark\n   - Style: Solid, structured, geometric\n\n2. **Thermal Management Unit**\n   - Heat dissipation fins or thermal pads\n   - Color: Secondary Brand Accent\n   - Shows cooling capability\n   - Geometric, modern appearance\n\n3. **PCB (Printed Circuit Board)**\n   - Main electronics substrate\n   - Color: Tertiary Brand Accent\n   - Smaller, intricate details\n   - Shows circuit layout\n\n4. **Battery\u002FPower System**\n   - Energy storage component\n   - Color: Primary Brand Accent or Secondary\n   - Rectangular or cylindrical shape\n   - Often positioned prominently\n\n5. **Interface Connectors** (Innermost\u002FIntegrated)\n   - Ports, connectors, user interface elements\n   - Color: Primary Brand Accent\n   - Highlight with annotation lines\n   - Shows connectivity\n\n## Visual Hierarchy\n\n### Title & Headers\n- **Primary Title**: Large, bold, left-aligned or centered\n- **Font**: Bold sans-serif (Inter, DejaVuSans)\n- **Color**: Corporate Dark\n- **Size**: 48-72px\n\n### Annotations\n- **Leader Lines**: Thin (1-2px), Muted Gray\n- **Text Labels**: Smaller font (12-18px), Muted Gray\n- **Important Labels**: Corporate Dark for emphasis\n- **Arrows**: Simple, geometric, pointing to components\n\n## Composition Techniques\n\n### Isometric\u002FPerspective Rendering\n```\nFor 3D-like appearance on 2D canvas:\n- Use polygon shapes with shading\n- Front face: lighter fill\n- Top\u002Fside face: darker fill (creates depth)\n- Outline: thin stroke in Corporate Dark\n```\n\n### Spacing & Alignment\n- Central axis (vertical or diagonal) as anchor\n- Consistent spacing: 60-100px between layers\n- Left alignment for text annotations\n- Right alignment for leader lines from top\n\n### Color Distribution\n- 60% background (Identity Light)\n- 25% structural elements (Corporate Dark)\n- 15% accents and highlights (Brand Accents)\n- Keep color intensity low and professional\n\n## Annotation Best Practices\n\n### Leader Lines\n- Start from component\n- Thin stroke (1-2px)\n- Soft color (Muted Gray)\n- End with small arrow or circle\n- No harsh angles - use smooth curves where possible\n\n### Labels\n- Positioned near leader line endpoint\n- Sans-serif font, 14-16px\n- Muted Gray for non-critical information\n- Corporate Dark for important specifications\n\n### Callouts\n- Highlight critical features with Primary Brand Accent\n- Keep callouts minimal and focused\n- Use consistent icon style for callout markers\n\n## Layout Structure\n\n### Recommended Poster Dimensions\n- **16:9 Aspect Ratio**: 1920×1080px (digital) or 3840×2160px (high-res)\n- **4:3 Aspect Ratio**: 1600×1200px or higher\n- Minimum resolution: 1440×1080px\n\n### Safe Margins\n- Top: 80-120px (for title)\n- Sides: 60-100px\n- Bottom: 60-80px\n- Leave breathing room around central device\n\n## Implementation Workflow\n\n1. **Background**: Solid Identity Light color\n2. **Central Axis**: Invisible guide for alignment\n3. **Components** (from outer to inner):\n   - Casing outline (Corporate Dark)\n   - Thermal unit (Secondary Accent)\n   - PCB (Tertiary Accent)\n   - Battery (Primary Accent)\n   - 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