Imagegen Frontend Web

Frontend Web Image Direction

Create a coherent set of implementation-ready website section images, not a compressed mood board.

Output contract

• Generate one separate horizontal image for every requested section.
• Never combine multiple sections into one tall board or tiny overview.
• Keep one palette, typography system, material language, and narrative spine across the set.
• Make each image large enough to inspect and recreate accurately.
• Generate fresh section images; do not crop earlier outputs to simulate missing views.
• Return images only. Do not write code.

Workflow

1. Infer audience, conversion goal, section list, brand constraints, and required visual tone.
2. Define a compact design bible: palette, type character, imagery, surfaces, grid, CTA language, and recurring motif.
3. Assign each section a distinct composition and purpose before generating.
4. Generate sections individually in narrative order while carrying the same design bible forward.
5. Check legibility, realistic content density, CTA clarity, cross-section consistency, and composition variety.

Composition rules

• Keep the hero clean and readable; match headline scale to copy length and leave the main CTA visible.
• Vary composition anchors: centered, split, off-grid, full-bleed, product-led, editorial, or data-led as the story requires.
• Do not repeat left-text/right-image layouts throughout the page.
• Use real visual hierarchy instead of filling every section with cards, badges, pills, or KPI tiles.
• Avoid generic AI-purple gradients, empty glass panels, fake dashboards, placeholder copy, and decorative noise.
• Use background imagery, texture, typography, and negative space intentionally; not every section needs a container.
• Keep all visible text short, plausible, and comfortably readable at the output resolution.

Detailed reference

Read only the relevant section of references/full-guide.md:

• Variation system and composition choices: search COMBINATORIAL VARIATION ENGINE.
• Hero constraints: search HERO MINIMALISM RULES.
• Section counting and sizing: search IMAGE COUNT & PAGE SLICING.
• Anti-slop, type, density, and material rules: search the corresponding heading.
• Standard page packs or examples: search DEFAULT SITE PACKS or EXAMPLE INTERPRETATIONS.

Use rg -n "<heading>" references/full-guide.md; do not load the full guide unless the brief genuinely needs the complete art-direction system.