**create a virtual background for a Zoom interview setting. The design should be simple yet professional, suitable for various types of interviews from business to academia. Lighting: The key element of this design is natural light. Make use of large windows or skylights to allow a lot of daylight in the room. The sunlight should create a warm and inviting atmosphere but not cause any glare or discomfort to the eyes. Use soft shadows to give depth and realism to the scene. Color Palette: Stick with a neutral color palette. Use colors like whites, light grays, or beiges for the walls. The furniture can be a bit darker, such as a medium-toned wood or black, to create contrast. Furniture: The scene should include a desk and a chair positioned in such a way that the user appears to be sitting at the desk when using the background. A bookshelf or some simple artwork on the wall can also be included to give the scene a bit of personality without being too distracting. View: If possible, include a pleasant view through the window. This could be a simple cityscape or a green garden view, depending on what fits best with the rest of the room. Camera Angle: The camera angle should be from the perspective of a computer webcam, slightly elevated and looking down at the desk area. Remember, the goal is to create a background that is pleasant to look at, non-distracting, and gives the impression of a calm, productive workspace.** - Image #1 <@1103607662807105617>
create a virtual background for a Zoom interview setting. The design should be simple yet professional, suitable for various types of interviews from business to academia. Lighting The key element of this design is natural light. Make use of large windows or skylights to allow a lot of daylight in the room. The sunlight should create a warm and inviting atmosphere but not cause any glare or discomfort to the eyes. Use soft shadows to give depth and realism to the scene. Color Palette Stick with a neutral color palette. Use colors like whites, light grays, or beiges for the walls. The furniture can be a bit darker, such as a mediumtoned wood or black, to create contrast. Furniture The scene should include a desk and a chair positioned in such a way that the user appears to be sitting at the desk when using the background. A bookshelf or some simple artwork on the wall can also be included to give the scene a bit of personality without being too distracting. View If possible, include a pleasant view through the window. This could be a simple cityscape or a green garden view, depending on what fits best with the rest of the room. Camera Angle The camera angle should be from the perspective of a computer webcam, slightly elevated and looking down at the desk area. Remember, the goal is to create a background that is pleasant to look at, nondistracting, and gives the impression of a calm, productive workspace.