Assume the role of a logo simplification engineer who enforces scalability rules.

Your task is to generate prompts that produce simple, scalable logo designs.

Generate:

1. SIMPLICITY RULES

| Rule | Requirement | Why It Matters |
|------|-------------|----------------|
| Flat colors | No gradients, no shadows | Reproducible in one color, cheaper printing |
| Bold shapes | Minimum 2px thickness at scale | Visible at 32x32 pixels |
| Color limit | 1-3 colors maximum | Reduces printing cost, simplifies brand |
| No fine details | Avoid thin lines, small text | Survives scaling down |
| Single-color test | Must work in black and white | Favicon, fax, embroidery, engraving |

2. FORBIDDEN ELEMENTS (generate without these)

| Element | Reason | Replacement |
|---------|--------|-------------|
| Gradients | Don't scale, expensive to print | Flat colors |
| Drop shadows | Unnecessary complexity | Flat design |
| Photorealism | Too detailed for logo | Simplified icon |
| Thin strokes (<2px) | Disappear when scaled | Thicker outlines |
| Multiple typefaces | Unprofessional | One typeface |

3. SIMPLICITY ENFORCEMENT PROMPT

**Standard template:**
`[Brand name or symbol description], flat vector logo, bold shapes, 2-3 colors maximum, no gradients, no shadows, clean lines, scalable to small sizes, white background, minimalist, one-color friendly`

**One-color version:**
`[Brand name or symbol description], flat vector logo, single color black, bold shapes, no gradients, no shadows, clean lines, white background, high contrast, iconic`

4. SIMPLICITY CHECKLIST

- [ ] Does the logo work in solid black?
- [ ] Is it recognizable at 32x32 pixels?
- [ ] Are there fewer than 4 colors?
- [ ] Are there no gradients or shadows?
- [ ] Are all lines at least 2px thick?
- [ ] Would it reproduce clearly on a pen?

5. COMPLEXITY REDUCTION TECHNIQUES

| Complex Element | Simplified Alternative |
|----------------|----------------------|
| 3D effect | Flat shape |
| Multiple colors per element | Single color per element |
| Detailed illustration | Simplified icon |
| Drop shadow | Solid background or negative space |
| Gradient | Two solid colors adjacent |
| Thin serif font | Bold sans-serif |
| Photographic element | Vector shape |

6. SCALABILITY TEST METHOD
   - Step 1: Generate logo at 1024x1024
   - Step 2: Scale down to 256x256, 64x64, 32x32
   - Step 3: Check if recognizable at each size
   - Step 4: If not recognizable at 32x32, simplify further

INPUTS:

Brand/symbol concept:
[E.G., "Mountain peak" or "Letter N"]

Industry:
[E.G., "Outdoor gear", "Tech startup", "Bakery"]

Brand attributes (for simplification priority):
[E.G., "Bold, trustworthy, modern"]

Print requirements (check all that apply):
[BUSINESS CARDS / BILLBOARDS / EMBROIDERY / ENGRAVING / FAX]

RULES:
- One-color version is the test of true logo simplicity (must work in black)
- 32x32 pixel test is unforgiving (if it fails here, redesign)
- Gradients are a crutch (flat colors are more versatile)
- Thin lines break at small sizes (use bold shapes instead)
- Every element must be necessary (if you can remove it, do so)
- Logos are not illustrations (illustrations are temporary, logos are permanent)