# Lecture Architecture

Use this structure to preserve the teaching strength while allowing the UI to change.

## Default Arc

1. Hero: clear thesis and audience outcome
2. `要点まとめ`: three concise points
3. Why it matters: pain, misconception, or opportunity
4. Comparison: old route vs better route, or abstract vs concrete
5. Positioning: why the learner can act now
6. Target: who this is for or where to start
7. Demo menu: what to show, with tabs/images/table
8. Delivery plan: 30/60/90-minute structure or step-by-step flow
9. Action worksheet: prompt, outreach, checklist, or generated script
10. Cautions/fact-check: safer claims and official sources
11. Homework: what to do today/this week
12. Conclusion: three decisive points

## What The Structure Should Do

The page should help the presenter speak and help the audience act.

Every major section should answer at least one:

- why this matters
- what to do
- who it helps
- how to start
- what to avoid

## Component Choices

Use the same component roles, but redesign their visuals:

- summary block
- comparison cards
- tables
- tabbed demo panels
- note/callout
- timeline
- worksheet
- source footer

## Copy Style

Use Japanese-first, plain, concrete wording.

Avoid:

- unclear English labels
- overclaiming
- long academic explanation
- generic motivational filler

## Monetization Claims

Use safe wording:

- "狙える"
- "十分あり得る"
- "相手、内容、信頼関係次第"
- "まずは無料/ご飯/少額で0→1"

Avoid:

- "誰でも稼げる"
- "必ず取れる"
- "これだけで月収保証"
