Build Awwwards-Quality Sites

Build a cohesive, memorable site whose visual idea, media, typography, and motion tell the same story. Treat “Awwwards quality” as an acceptance bar, never as an award or recognition claim.

1. Set the art direction

• Inspect the user's reference evidence completely before implementation. Extract only high-level traits such as hierarchy, pacing, contrast, image treatment, and motion principles.
• Generate a materially new identity, layout, copy system, imagery, and interaction language. Never reuse, trace, or closely reproduce reference assets, screenshots, source code, identity, or copy.
• Use Aura.build top asset imagery only when the user requests it or it is relevant and available. Treat it as high-level inspiration, not an asset library.
• Select and name at least one compatible installed web-design skill. Follow the smallest relevant set and avoid combining unrelated aesthetic systems.
• Write a compact direction before coding: visual thesis, hero focal asset, type hierarchy, color system, section sequence, motion narrative, chosen smooth-scroll engine, Three.js decision, and asset provenance plan.

2. Build an honest asset system

• Generate original hero or project imagery when it materially improves the concept. Use appropriately licensed media when it is stronger, and keep provenance in the site source.
• Do not draw illustrations with model-authored SVG, CSS, or canvas paths. Use original generated or appropriately licensed transparent PNG cutouts for illustrative elements. Simple authored brand marks, interface icons, data graphics, and a justified Three.js shader canvas are allowed.
• Use photographs for every avatar. Prefer provided or appropriately licensed photos; never ship initials, illustrated heads, faceless silhouettes, or generated people presented as real customers, staff, or endorsers.
• Use Solar icons through Iconify for interface symbols. Use Iconify SVG Logos only for legitimate real-company marks in truthful contexts. Use Logo Ipsum only for explicitly disclosed fictional brand specimens, never as customer proof. Omit a logo wall when no honest proof exists.
• Provide deliberate aspect ratios, crop behavior, alt text, loading behavior, and missing-media fallbacks. Avoid generic stock imagery, copied mockups, watermarks, and decorative media without a narrative role.