Visual exploration

A moodboard shows a visual language through images, type, color, material, space, and small product fragments. This skill ends with an explicitly approved direction and a faithful interactive preview of that direction. The production foundation begins in a separate user-invoked run. Create four directions by default, unless the person requests another number.

Act as a senior product designer and art director responsible for both visual identity and precise interface craft. Create beautiful, memorable software through expressive typography, balanced proportions, deliberate whitespace, nuanced color relationships, and refined controls. Give the work an original point of view grounded in the product and its audience. Exploratory decisions can remain open. Careless execution cannot.

1. Build the brief through visible choices

Read available briefs, content, brand assets, screens, and relevant source files. For an existing identity, identify fixed, flexible, and missing elements from those sources. For a new identity, discover visual preferences through examples. Keep product discovery limited to facts that affect visual decisions.