A social application sheet: three phones tilted in parallel on a pure black field, each running a different Planted post template inside a dark-mode feed interface.

Visual description

The three devices are rotated to the same angle and staggered so their tops step down from left to right. Each screen shows a dark plum feed shell with a small circular tree avatar, the handle planted.green, a script Instagram wordmark, the like and comment row, an identical caption block and a bottom tab bar. The left post pairs a lilac panel with a forest photograph of a man in a red beanie holding a shovel; over it runs oversized lime all-caps type set diagonally along the left edge. The middle post is a solid orange field filled by three lines of enormous pink condensed display type, with the circular tree mark overlapping the type at right. The right post is a stack of full-width color blocks, orange over pink over lime, each holding an oversized numeral and a short German label about months, trees planted and tonnes of carbon offset. The black background carries no shadow or reflection, so the phones read as cut out.

Key takeaway

Three genuinely different post formats, photo, type poster and stat stack, all held together by the same four-color palette and one display face. The stat post proves the palette can carry information design, not just headlines, by letting the color blocks do the work of a chart. Cutting the devices out on black keeps attention on the artwork rather than the mockup.

Reuse notes

Useful when presenting a social system as a set of templates rather than a single hero post, or when a brand needs to show that its palette survives inside a dark platform chrome. The diagonal type on the left post is a distinctive move but costs legibility at feed scale. Note that the copy shown is a mix of English and German.