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pixel-paper-editorial
Create or redesign responsive websites with a white dotted background, pixel art stickers, retro pixel UI, and optional bold cutout collage heroes. Use for pixel sticker, dotted paper, or pixel editorial website requests. Preserve this visual language while inventing theme-specific sticker subjects, accent colors, and layouts instead of copying reference assets.
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# Pixel Paper Websites
Deliver runnable, editable website code by default. Use the references' visual language to create a new design for the current subject. If the user only requests changes to this skill, update the skill without building a website. If the user explicitly requests a concept image, deliver an image and identify it as a mockup rather than a working website.
## Fixed style, original elements
The requested style is pixel art, not generic paper editorial design. All three characteristics below are required unless the user explicitly changes them:
1. **White dotted background.** Use a white base with a clearly visible, regular grid of small pale gray dots across the main site background. Do not substitute cream paper, a plain background, grid lines, or dots confined to one small section.
2. **Pixel art stickers.** Include prominent original pixel stickers in the first screen and related stickers in subsequent major sections. Construct them on a low-resolution pixel grid, with stepped silhouettes, thick black pixel outlines, white die-cut borders, and subtle shadows. They must visibly be pixel art. Smooth vector cameras, hand-drawn lines, ordinary emoji, and paper stamps are not substitutes.
3. **Pixel UI details.** Use a suitable combination of pixel keycaps, stepped button outlines, pixel cursors, or retro window tabs to establish a retro digital identity. Keep body text and photographs clear and modern; do not pixelate every word or photo.
Freely vary sticker subjects, accent and component colors, content photographs, icon subjects, module counts, card arrangements, composition, and copy. Color freedom applies to accents and components; it does not remove the white dotted background.