1. Main Background Color Palette: A dark tone, SOM preto ou azul

1. Main Background Color Palette: A dark tone, SOM preto ou azul-marinho, creates a modern and elegant environment, as well as helping the other elements stand out. hight details: swirly vibrant colors, SOM yellow neon ou laranja, for key elements, SOM o título do episódio, call to action buttons, and icons. This draws attention to the most important points.. Support Colors: Tons neutros SOM branco ou cinza claro para o texto secundário e elementos decorativos, ensuring that the design remains harmonious and easy to read. 2. Typography Episode Title: A bold font, sans-serif, SOM "Montserrat" ou "Roboto Bold," in a vibrant color (ex.: yellow) to stand out against the dark background. The size should be large to be readable on small views.. Subtitle or Short Description: A slightly smaller font, SOM "Open Sans," in white or light gray. May include a brief description of the episode, For example: “Exploring design trends for 2024”. Details and Call to Action: Smaller fonts, maybe in italics, SOM "Roboto Italic", for text that invites the audience to listen to the episode, ex.: “Available soon!” 3. Visual Elements Host or Guest Image: A cropped photo of the host or guest, prominently positioned. The image must be treated with a filter that matches the color palette of the post., or with a soft edge to integrate it into the overall design. Microphone or Podcast Icon: A simple and modern microphone icon or podcast symbol, maybe located in the upper right or lower right corner, reinforcing the theme. Recording Signal: A small “Rec” icon (red dot with the word “Rec” next to it) in the upper left corner to symbolize that the episode is being recorded. Featured Geometric Shape: A circle or square behind the episode title, with a slight transparency, to help the text stand out even more against the background. 4. Composition and Layout Visual Division: The layout can be divided