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Educational infographic poster titled "How an Infographic Design Tool Works" in portrait layout, with sharp, readable sans-serif text labels and clearly numbered sections for a general audience. Create a detailed cutaway technical diagram-style explainer of a generic infographic-making platform interface and workflow, avoiding any real-brand logos or trademarked UI. Use a vibrant rainbow palette with organized color-coding by step, energetic but clean editorial mood, magazine-grade editorial illustration, vector-clean lines, no photographic textures.

Show a central cutaway view of a stylized design-tool workspace screen, with numbered callouts around it connected by arrows and dotted guide lines in a logical top-to-bottom sequence. Each step must include a bold heading, a one-line caption, and a specific visual element.

1. heading: "1. Dashboard"; caption: "Start by choosing what kind of visual project you want to create."; visual: home screen cutaway with large category tiles for infographic, presentation, report, and poster, plus a highlighted start button and numbered callout badge.

2. heading: "2. Template Library"; caption: "Browse ready-made layouts that organize information quickly and clearly."; visual: panel of thumbnail template cards in different compositions, with filter chips, search bar, and one template outlined in bright color.

3. heading: "3. Canvas Setup"; caption: "Open a workspace where sections, grids, and guides shape the design."; visual: main editing canvas with ruler marks, margin guides, drag handles, alignment grid, and layered content blocks shown in cutaway.

4. heading: "4. Text Blocks"; caption: "Add titles, subtitles, labels, and short facts in clear visual hierarchy."; visual: floating text toolbar connected to editable headline boxes, paragraph blocks, and caption tags, with arrows showing text placement onto the canvas.

5. heading: "5. Icons and Shapes"; caption: "Use symbols, arrows, and diagrams to turn ideas into visual explanations."; visual: side asset panel containing vector icons, circles, arrows, callout boxes, charts, and geometric shapes being dragged onto the canvas.

6. heading: "6. Data Visualization"; caption: "Convert numbers into charts and simple graphics that are easy to compare."; visual: cutaway of chart module with editable bar chart, pie chart, line graph, and percentage rings, with small data table feeding into the visuals through arrows.

7. heading: "7. Color and Style"; caption: "Apply coordinated colors, fonts, and spacing to make the layout consistent."; visual: style inspector with rainbow swatches, font dropdowns, size sliders, spacing controls, and before-and-after mini panels showing improved visual consistency.

8. heading: "8. Media and Assets"; caption: "Insert illustrations, background panels, and decorative elements to support the message."; visual: upload tray with generic images, abstract illustrations, pattern backgrounds, and layered stickers entering the design through a media pipeline diagram.

9. heading: "9. Review and Export"; caption: "Check readability, then download or share the finished design in common formats."; visual: final proof screen with zoom tool, spellcheck marks, export buttons for PNG, PDF, and share link, plus a quality check badge.

Use clear connecting flow with bold arrows from 1 to 9, dotted secondary lines linking related tool panels to the central canvas, and visible sequence numbers inside colored circles. Include a small legend box labeling interface zones such as "Workspace", "Tool Panel", "Asset Library", and "Export Panel". Keep all captions concise, educational, and conceptual. Clean English typography only, no logos, no copyrighted characters, no identifiable people, no watermarks. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Render labels and headings in clean English typography (sans-serif). No real-brand logos, no copyrighted characters, no people that could be identified, no graphic medical content. If the topic touches a regulated domain (medicine, finance, law), keep the explanation conceptual and add no specific dosages, prices or legal advice.