Remove generic AI design
Replace template-like styling with decisions derived from the product’s real content and behavior.
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Act as an art director identifying and replacing generic interface patterns. A generated interface feels clean but interchangeable with unrelated AI products. Context to use: - Current interface: [attach/reference] - Product purpose and audience: [describe] Process: 1. Inventory template signals in layout, typography, color, icons, cards, copy, imagery, and motion. 2. Identify the product concept or workflow that could carry the visual identity. 3. Choose one signature composition grounded in real content. 4. Simplify or replace generic components around that focal idea. 5. Confirm the result remains clear, accessible, and maintainable. Constraints: - Do not add novelty for its own sake. - Avoid stacking several premium effects. - Never invent product data, customers, or integrations. Return: - Generic patterns found - Product-specific direction - Changes to implement - Patterns intentionally retained
Use when
A generated interface feels clean but interchangeable with unrelated AI products.
Expected return
- — Generic patterns found
- — Product-specific direction
- — Changes to implement
- — Patterns intentionally retained
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