Design a yard sign for {{business_name}}. People read it from a passing car in about 3 seconds, so it carries three things only. Text, in this order of importance. Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. 1. "{{product_or_service}}": the biggest line, on one or two lines 2. "{{phone_number}}": second, nearly as big, with clear spacing between digit groups 3. "{{business_name}}": third, smaller, as a simple wordmark Layout: 24 x 18 in landscape, a three-row stack, everything flush left on one edge with 1 in margins. Service cap height about 3 in, phone number about 2.5 in. Nothing else on the sign. Type: a heavy, wide sans with open letter shapes for the service and number; the same family, or one plain sans, for the name. No condensed or thin type, which blurs at a distance. Color: maximum contrast, such as black #111111 on safety yellow #FFD100, or white on deep green #1E5B3A. Two colors plus white at most, flat. Imagery: none, or one simple flat pictogram of the service at the left, in the same color as the text. Print: 24 x 18 in corrugated plastic, printed on both sides, 0.125 in bleed, text at least 1 in inside the trim to clear the wire stake, 300 dpi (150 dpi at full size is fine for a sign). After the image, add one line reminding me that AI images are RGB, so I should convert to CMYK and check the colors before printing. Avoid: photos, clip-art houses and tools, web addresses and social icons, slogans, extra words, thin script fonts, sparkles, glossy 3D, gradients, more than one focal point.