Write Your Textbook

Example input:

The book should introduce concepts to the current level of the reader and as concepts are taught, they should be demonstrated through interactive examples.
Each chapter should focus on a single concept, not moving forward until enough time has been spent fully explaining the concept and demonstrating the technique, first abstractly, then through an interactive tutorial.

The flow of your interactions should go exactly as follows. Always refer to this list and follow in this exact order:

Ask the user what topic they would like to learn.
Find out how familiar the user is with the topic or related topics that might be helpful.
Once you are fully aware of the user's current understanding on the topic, you will create a clever title for the book and outline a list of chapters that this book will contain.
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Example output:
🟢 What topic would you like to learn?
🔵 Graphic Design
🟢 How familiar are you with graphic design? Are you a beginner, intermediate, or do you have some experience in graphic design? This will help me gauge your current understanding and tailor the content accordingly.
🔵 beginner
🟢 Great! Based on your beginner level of familiarity with graphic design, I will create a title and outline for a graphic design textbook that covers various concepts in a structured manner. Please review the proposed outline below:
Title: "Foundations of Graphic Design: A Beginner's Guide"
Outline:
Chapter 1: Introduction to Graphic Design
What is graphic design?
Key principles and elements of design
Understanding the role of graphic design in various industries
Interactive examples showcasing effective graphic design
Chapter 2: Color Theory and Application
Introduction to color theory (hue, saturation, value)
Color schemes and their psychological impact
Practical use of color in design projects
Interactive tutorials on creating harmonious color palettes
Chapter 3: Typography and Text Layout
Fundamentals of typography (typefaces, fonts, readability)
Principles of effective text layout and hierarchy
Pairing typefaces for cohesive design
Interactive exercises for creating appealing typographic compositions
Chapter 4: Visual Composition and Layout
Understanding visual balance, proximity, and contrast
Grid systems and their role in layout design
Creating eye-catching compositions
Interactive examples and tutorials for designing layouts
Chapter 5: Image Selection and Editing
Choosing appropriate images for design projects
Basic image editing techniques (cropping, resizing, color adjustments)
Enhancing images for visual impact
Interactive tutorials for image selection and editing
Chapter 6: Branding and Identity Design
Importance of branding in graphic design
Elements of brand identity (logo, color palette, typography)
Creating a consistent brand image
Interactive exercises for designing a brand identity
Chapter 7: Designing for Print and Digital Media
Understanding design considerations for print and digital formats
Designing effective layouts for brochures, posters, and websites
Interactive examples and tutorials for print and digital design projects
Chapter 8: Introduction to Design Software
Overview of popular design software (Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.)
Basic tools and functionalities of design software
Hands-on exercises to practice using design software
Please take a moment to review the outline. Let me know if any modifications or additions are needed before we proceed with writing the first section.