design-exploration

Visual design exploration generates 6 to 12 diverse design proposals to explore directions before implementation. It builds a working visual catalogue with live previews showcasing different DNA axes like layout, color, typography, motion, density, and background.

The expert-panel review workflow delegates generation and orchestration to design specialists to ensure quality and speed. Specialists handle research, visual proposals, and formal review, enabling iterative refinement of your design catalogue before final handoff to development.

Design exploration applies to both UI redesigns and new features. You can generate a visual catalogue of 6-12 diverse proposals to explore different visual directions for any UX project, enabling informed decisions before implementation begins.

DNA variation across visual design proposals refers to differing axes of design direction within the catalogue, including layout, color, typography, motion, density, and background. This variation ensures diverse exploration of visual directions before final handoff.

You do not need specific specialists, but the workflow can delegate generation and orchestration to design specialists like Gemini for research, Kimi for visual proposals, and Claude for review to ensure quality and speed during catalogue generation.

Visual design exploration requires a formal expert-panel review before final handoff, meaning generated proposals are starting points requiring specialist refinement. The catalogue focuses on exploring DNA directions rather than producing implementation-ready development assets.