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/imagine prompt: A clean flat vector illustration of [INSERT SUBJECT, e.g., a cute astronaut cat drinking coffee], solid white background, bold outlines, simple colors, minimalist style, pop art, t-shirt design graphic, 2d, no shading, high contrast --no text, font, letters, words, 3d, realistic, watermark --v 6.0

Act as a world-class e-commerce copywriter. I am selling a [INSERT PRODUCT NAME] on Shopify.
Here are the raw features:
[INSERT RAW BULLET POINTS OR FEATURES]

Please write a highly persuasive product description covering:
1. A catchy Headline.
2. A short paragraph painting a picture of how their life improves with this product.
3. 3-4 Bullet points converting the features into clear benefits (Format: **Feature**: Benefit).
4. A sense of urgency/CTA to add to cart.

Tone: Enthusiastic, premium, and trustworthy.

You are an expert Senior React/Next.js Engineer. I am having a problem with my code.

Problem context:
[INSERT A BRIEF EXPLANATION OF WHAT IS GOING WRONG]

Here is the problematic code:
```javascript
[INSERT CODE HERE]
```

Instead of just pasting the fixed code, please:
1. Identify the root cause of the bug (e.g., stale closure, improper useEffect dependency, missing state sync).
2. Explain the "Why" behind the fix in simple terms.
3. Provide the complete refactored code.
4. Suggest one best-practice pattern to avoid this in the future.

I am applying for a freelance job on Upwork. My core skill is "[INSERT YOUR SKILL, e.g., Full Stack Development]".

Here is the exact job description posted by the client:
"""
[PASTE ENTIRE JOB DESCRIPTION HERE]
"""

Write a persuasive, direct, and non-generic cover letter for me following this structure:
1. Hook: Start by directly addressing their core problem/goal found in the description in the very first sentence. NEVER start with "Hello, my name is X and I am writing to apply for...".
2. Proof of Competence: Concisely state 2 relevant things I have done that map exactly to their problem.
3. Specific Action Item: Tell them the exact first step I will take if they hire me right now.
4. Call to Action: End with a question focusing on their business to invite a reply ("Would you like to see a quick prototype of X?").

Tone must be confident, precise, and conversational. Limit to 150 words.

/imagine prompt: coloring book page for [KIDS/ADULTS], featuring [INSERT SUBJECT, e.g., a serene mandala with a cat in the center], outline art, thick clean lines, bold line-art, no shading, no greyscale, flat white background, simple, black and white, vector illustration --ar 8:10 --stylize 50 --v 6.0

I am creating an online course about "[INSERT OVERALL TOPIC, e.g., Beginner Python for Finance]".
My target audience is: [INSERT TARGET AUDIENCE].
Their biggest pain point is: [INSERT PAIN POINT].

Act as an expert instructional designer and marketer. Develop a comprehensive, engaging course outline that sells itself.
The course should contain 4 to 6 modules. 

For each module, provide:
1. A snappy, benefit-driven Module Title.
2. 3 to 5 clear Video Lesson titles (indicate which one is the "Quick Win").
3. One actionable assignment/worksheet at the end of the module to guarantee student success.

Also, suggest 2 high-value "Bonuses" I can add at checkout to increase the perceived value and conversion rate.