design-taste-direction

原文涵盖的主题

• Intentional Art Direction & Design Taste
• Quick Start
• When to Use
• Best Practices
• Dependencies
• Examples
• Step-by-Step
• Validation

Replacing generic purple-gradient AI templates with domain-grounded palettes, purposeful typography, and focal-point composition. An AI-generated website looks like a generic SaaS template (default Indigo/Purple gradients, 3 identical icon cards, stock filler) Defining a cohesive visual language for developer tools, fintech dashboards, e-commerce storefronts, or editorial publications Selecting expressive, Cyrillic-compatible font pairings and semantic color hierarchies Designing a distinctive hero focal point (interactive terminal, live code diff, studio product stage, or data visual) Ban default Indigo/Violet (#6366f1 / #8b5cf6) rainbow gradients unless explicitly required by an existing brand guide. Follow the 60-30-10 color rule: 60% neutral canvas, 30% elevated surface/cards, and 10% high-contrast semantic accent. Choose one of three clear archetypes per project: Technical Monospace/Terminal, Swiss High-Contrast Editorial, or Crisp Commercial Light. Give the hero section a concrete product artifact (interactive CLI, real data preview, or 1:1 studio render) instead of abstract floating blobs. Use weight, size, and muted foreground tokens to create hierarchy before reaching for

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