← All features VISUAL DIRECTION

Start from the brief, not a preset shell.

A useful page direction begins with who it is for, what it needs to communicate, and how it should feel. Give Genable that context and the agent can turn it into hierarchy, density, section rhythm, and native Figma structure.

AN EXAMPLE BRIEF

A launch page for a field-operations app. Audience: operations leads comparing tools. Tone: calm, editorial, high information clarity. One clear hero, evidence, workflow, pricing, FAQ. Use a restrained blue accent, strong type contrast, and native Auto Layout sections.

WHAT THE AGENT CAN DO
  • Plan a focal point and content sequence from the brief
  • Create separate, named frames for the requested sections
  • Use nested Auto Layout instead of a single flat composition
  • Carry brand, mood, type, and density constraints into the build
  • Inspect the resulting structure and continue refining it
GOOD FIT

Marketing pages, product flows, dashboards, settings, and other compositions where hierarchy matters as much as the individual nodes.

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