Write a reusable prompt with replaceable inputs. Submit your prompt and one test output for this example.
Task: Create a clear chart specification from a small dataset.
Example input: Fictional monthly support volume: January, 120 tickets, 24 reopened; February, 150 tickets, 15 reopened; March, 90 tickets, 18 reopened; April, 180 tickets, 27 reopened. The reader wants to compare both workload and reopening rates. Reopened tickets are a subset of the month’s tickets. Months have no year, and no cause of the changes is known.
Constraints:
- Calculate reopening rates before choosing the presentation.
- Avoid combining counts and percentages on an unexplained shared scale.
- Use direct labels and an alternative to color alone for identification.
Required output from your prompt: A chart brief covering layout, axes, labels, and annotations; the calculated data table; and alt text of at most 100 words.
Success checks:
- Rates are 20%, 10%, 20%, and 15%.
- The brief distinguishes ticket volume from reopening rate.
- The chart labels include units.
- Alt text communicates the main comparison without claiming why the numbers changed.