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authentic-product-representation
Product visuals must show the real product with real data. Use when building landing pages, hero sections, screenshots or demo panels.
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# Authentic Product Representation
The fastest way to lose a visitor's trust is a product visual that is obviously staged. People have seen thousands of landing pages; they recognise a fabricated dashboard, a screenshot full of lorem ipsum, or a "terminal" that prints things the real tool never would. The visual that converts is the one that looks like it was screenshotted straight out of the working product — because it was, or because it was built to be indistinguishable from it.
The principle is simple: **the visual is the product, not a poster of it.** Every shortcut away from that — invented data, decorative chrome, a capability shown that does not exist — is a small withdrawal from the trust account.
This skill governs whether a visual is *credible*; what it has to accomplish in the page's argument comes from the product narrative framework in [[layout-paradigms-and-consistency]]. A fabricated proof point proves nothing.
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## Design With Real Content
Idealised placeholder content hides the problems your design will actually face.
