design-shotgun

To generate multiple UI design variants, request visual brainstorming options for a specific feature. The tool produces several alternative directions with different styles, layouts, and interaction patterns so you can compare them side by side rather than guessing.

A comparison board iteration loop is a structured process that displays multiple design variants together, captures your feedback on each direction, and applies that feedback to refine the next round of UI exploration until you converge on a working design.

To keep design variants consistent with your existing design system, the tool reuses prior approved variants and references relevant design documentation such as DESIGN.md to maintain alignment with your established visual direction and project context.

Yes, you can use visual brainstorming when your current UI look is uncertain. The tool is designed specifically for standalone design iteration, generating multiple alternative directions to help you compare options and escape a single unsatisfactory screen.

The best way to collect structured feedback on UI design options is through a comparison-board iteration loop, which presents multiple variants in a single view and systematically captures your preferences to drive the next refinement cycle.

You should avoid a multiple variant approach for UI exploration when your design direction is already finalized and approved, as the tool is built for visual brainstorming and iterative refinement rather than implementing a single confirmed specification.