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visual-style-presets

Pick and apply a complete visual style direction — surface ladder, type scale, accent discipline, and one signature structural motif — for a website, landing page, dashboard, or app shell. Use when asked for a specific look such as dark glass, dark technical, frosted workspace, warm paper, beige minimal, editorial grid, archival book, wireframe diagnostic, cobalt contrast, or "make it feel premium/expensive/engineered", or when a design needs a coherent direction rather than ad-hoc styling.

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# Visual Style Presets

One skill, nine presets. Each preset is a complete direction: a surface ladder, an
accent rule, a type pairing, and **one signature structural motif** that carries the
identity. Pick a preset, apply its tokens, then commit to its motif.

## How to use this

1. Pick the preset that matches the request. If the user named a vibe ("premium
   dark", "paper-like", "engineered"), map it to the closest preset below.
2. Copy that preset's token block verbatim as the foundation. Retune hues to brand.
3. Implement the signature motif — this is what makes the preset legible. Skipping
   it leaves generic output regardless of the palette.
4. Apply the universal rules at the bottom. They matter more than the palette.