gstack-design-shotgun

You can generate multiple UI design variants by running a guided multi-variant generation loop that creates several competing directions from the same prompt. This process transforms vague feedback into concrete visual options arranged in a comparison board to highlight tradeoffs.

The best way to compare UI design options is by opening a structured comparison board. This side-by-side view makes visual tradeoffs obvious and enables targeted feedback capture, helping you decide which direction to refine during iterative UI improvement.

Collect structured feedback for iterative UI improvement by capturing targeted reactions to generated design variants. Once feedback is captured, you refine the best-performing direction by running another guided generation loop to continuously evolve the interface.

You need multiple design variants when you have not yet settled on a look and want to explore directions during visual brainstorming. Generating options prevents you from betting on a single proposal and turns vague UI feedback into concrete visual choices.

Yes, exploring UI variants requires gstack context queries from prior approved variants and project design documentation. This context feeds the guided multi-variant generation loop, ensuring newly created options align with existing project standards.