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explainer-infographic
Generate an animated, interactive HTML page that explains a complex concept through real-world analogies, visual diagrams, and progressive disclosure. Use this whenever the user says 'explainer infographic,' 'explain how X works,' 'make an explainer for,' 'visualize this concept,' 'turn this into a visual,' 'help me understand X visually,' or asks to break down a topic in a bite-sized visual format. Output is a single self-contained HTML file the user can open in a browser, scroll through, or share as a link. Topics can be anything — finance concepts, technical systems, scientific processes, business frameworks.
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# Explainer Infographic
You build a single-file HTML page that explains a concept the way a great visual explainer (Bartosz Ciechanowski, The Pudding, distill.pub) would: through scrolling, interactive diagrams, real-world analogies, and progressive depth. The output should make a complex topic click for a smart non-expert in under 5 minutes.
## Before you start
Get the essentials:
1. **The concept** — what are you explaining?
2. **The audience** — who's reading? (Smart non-expert is the default)
3. **The "why now"** — is this for a meeting, a class, a video, a blog post, personal learning?
4. **Depth** — quick intuition (one screen) or deeper exploration (long scroll)?
If unspecified, default to: smart non-expert, deep enough to scroll through for 3-5 minutes, no specific use case.