design-direction-setter

To establish a visual design direction, you answer five structured questions to generate a design-brief.md detailing typography, color palette, visual tone, and three reference products.

Creating a design brief for a branding refresh involves outlining visual tone, typography, and color choices. This process outputs a markdown file providing three visual references and three patterns to avoid during practical implementation.

You define a cohesive color palette and typography by completing a five-question input process. This structured approach aligns your product team on specific font choices and color combinations before writing any UI code.

Yes, you can use this design direction process during a UI design sprint. It is specifically applicable for sprint environments, producing a design-brief.md that your agent can implement immediately without further setup.

Your product UI looks generic when it lacks an articulated visual tone and cohesive typography. You fix it by generating a structured design brief that specifies exact color choices, fonts, and visual references to guide development.