Keep the brand recognizable
Start with approved logos, colors, type, and imagery. Change them only for a stated reason.
YY Rum / Design resources
Turn an idea into a precise design brief. Define the visual direction, interactions, and finish line before asking your assistant to build.
01 / Make the brief
Choose a starting point, edit the details, then copy your brief into the design assistant you use. This page builds text on your device. It does not send your prompt to an AI service.
02 / The formula
Name the page, tool, scene, or asset and its purpose.
Set the brand, palette, type, mood, and references.
Choose the main message and focal element.
Describe what each control does and how it responds.
Define screen sizes, demo states, and motion preferences.
Make accessibility, performance, and accuracy explicit.
Specify the views and behaviors to inspect.
State the evidence required before calling it complete.
03 / Design principles
Start with approved logos, colors, type, and imagery. Change them only for a stated reason.
Use one clear primary action. Explain its result before the visitor commits.
Render essential copy as HTML. Use headings, labels, alt text, and descriptive links.
Include loading, empty, error, success, and offline behavior where relevant.
Guide attention with restrained timing. Offer pause and a static reduced-motion experience.
Review layout, then typography, contrast, interactions, and performance. Preserve working behavior.
04 / The finish line
A polished preview is one check. A finished feature also needs working controls, truthful content, and verification in its intended environment.