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# asymmetry
Extreme left/right imbalance balanced by visual weight.
## Structure
- Deliberately unequal distribution of elements
- One side heavy (large image, dense content), other side light (text, space)
- Visual balance achieved through weight, not symmetry
- Creates dynamic tension and visual interest
## Best For
- Editorial and magazine-style layouts
- Content where one element dominates
- Designs that need visual energy
- Modern, sophisticated compositions
## Visual Elements
- Large dominant element on one side
- Generous negative space on the other
- Visual weight balanced through size, color, or density
- Optional diagonal or curved element bridging the imbalance
## Text Placement
- Text in the lighter, more open zone
- Dominant element on the heavier side
- Title in the most visually stable position
## Recommended Pairings
- `cartoon-flat`: Dynamic asymmetric compositions
- `aged-academia`: Editorial asymmetric layouts
- `corporate-memphis`: Modern asymmetric designs

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# axial-expansion
Content expands from a central axis to both sides.
## Structure
- Central vertical or horizontal axis as the spine
- Content branches symmetrically or asymmetrically to both sides
- Axis may be a timeline, process line, or dividing element
- Creates a balanced, mirrored or complementary layout
## Best For
- Comparison with a shared baseline
- Timeline with events on both sides
- Cause-and-effect diagrams
- Pros/cons with a central divider
## Visual Elements
- Prominent central axis line
- Content blocks extending to both sides
- Arrows or connectors from axis to content
- Optional color coding for each side
## Text Placement
- Axis labels along the center line
- Content labels beside each branch
- Title at the top of the axis
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Balanced business diagrams
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering axis diagrams
- `paper-collage`: Organic branching layouts

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# bento-grid
Modular grid layout with varied cell sizes, like a bento box.
## Structure
- Grid of rectangular cells
- Mixed cell sizes (1x1, 2x1, 1x2, 2x2)
- No strict symmetry required
- Hero cell for main point
- Supporting cells around it
## Best For
- Multiple topic overview
- Feature highlights
- Dashboard summaries
- Portfolio displays
- Mixed content types
## Visual Elements
- Clear cell boundaries
- Varied cell backgrounds
- Icons or illustrations per cell
- Consistent padding/margins
- Visual hierarchy through size
## Text Placement
- Main title at top
- Cell titles within each cell
- Brief content per cell
- Minimal text, maximum visual
- CTA or summary in prominent cell
## Recommended Pairings
- `paper-collage`: Friendly overviews (default)
- `corporate-memphis`: Business summaries
- `pixel-art`: Retro feature grids

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# big-typography
Typography enlarged to the extreme, overlapping part of the main image.
## Structure
- Oversized headline dominates the composition
- Text may extend beyond its container or overlap imagery
- Image or illustration partially visible behind or around the text
- Dramatic scale contrast between headline and supporting text
## Best For
- Bold editorial statements
- Campaign posters and announcements
- Quote-driven infographics
- Brand-forward content
## Visual Elements
- Massive headline (often 30-50% of canvas height)
- Image peeking through or behind letterforms
- Minimal supporting elements to avoid competition
- Strong color contrast
## Text Placement
- Headline as the primary visual element
- Supporting text small and subordinate
- Attribution or caption at bottom
## Recommended Pairings
- `high-contrast-ad`: Comic-style typographic impact
- `neon-futurism`: Neon oversized type
- `aged-academia`: Vintage editorial typography

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# binary-comparison
Side-by-side comparison of two items, states, or concepts.
## Structure
- Vertical divider splitting image in half
- Left side: Item A / Before / Pro
- Right side: Item B / After / Con
- Mirrored layout for easy comparison
- Clear visual distinction between sides
## Variants
| Variant | Focus | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-------|-----------------|
| **Before-After** | Transformation over time | Temporal change, improvement |
| **A vs B** | Feature comparison | Direct contrast, differences |
| **Pro-Con** | Advantages/disadvantages | Balanced evaluation |
## Best For
- Before/after transformations
- Product or option comparisons
- Pros and cons analysis
- Old vs new comparisons
- Two perspectives on a topic
## Visual Elements
- Strong vertical dividing line or gradient
- Contrasting colors per side
- Matching element positions for comparison
- VS symbol or divider decoration
- Transformation arrow for before-after
## Text Placement
- Main title centered at top
- Side labels (A/B, Before/After)
- Corresponding points aligned horizontally
- Summary at bottom if needed
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business comparisons
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast dramatic comparisons
- `paper-collage`: Friendly explainers

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# breaking-the-grid
Main elements extend beyond the frame or background area.
## Structure
- Primary subject or element bleeds past its container boundary
- Creates a sense of depth and dynamism
- Background or card boundary is visible but violated
- Other elements remain within bounds for contrast
## Best For
- Dynamic product showcases
- Character or mascot introductions
- Energetic or action-oriented content
- Layouts that need visual excitement
## Visual Elements
- Subject element extending beyond its card or frame
- Drop shadow or layering to reinforce depth
- Contained background elements for contrast
- Optional motion lines or energy effects
## Text Placement
- Title within the contained area
- Subject label near the breaking element
- Supporting text inside the frame
## Recommended Pairings
- `high-contrast-ad`: Comic-style breakout characters
- `claymation`: 3D clay figures popping out
- `kawaii`: Cute characters breaking frames

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# bridge
Gap-crossing structure connecting problem to solution or current to future state.
## Structure
- Left side: current state/problem
- Right side: desired state/solution
- Bridge element spanning the gap
- Gap representing challenge/obstacle
- Bridge elements as steps/methods
## Best For
- Problem to solution journeys
- Current vs future state
- Gap analysis
- Transformation bridges
- Strategic initiatives
## Visual Elements
- Two distinct platforms/sides
- Visible gap or chasm
- Bridge structure with supports
- Icons representing each side
- Stepping stones or bridge planks
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Left label (From/Problem/Current)
- Right label (To/Solution/Future)
- Bridge elements labeled
- Gap description below
## Recommended Pairings
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly journeys
- `corporate-memphis`: Business transformations
- `origami`: Technical transitions

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# center-focus
All visual guide lines point to the central subject.
## Structure
- Central subject at the geometric or visual center
- Surrounding elements arranged to direct attention inward
- Radial or converging lines, shapes, or gradients
- Strong contrast between center and periphery
## Best For
- Single concept spotlights
- Product reveals
- Key statistic callouts
- Mandala-style diagrams
## Visual Elements
- High-contrast central element
- Converging lines, arrows, or shapes pointing inward
- Radial gradient or vignette reinforcing center
- Peripheral elements smaller and lower contrast
## Text Placement
- Primary label at or near the center
- Supporting text radiating outward
- Title at top outside the focal zone
## Recommended Pairings
- `knolling`: Centered product flat-lay
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering focal diagrams
- `origami`: Geometric radial patterns

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# chapter-layout
Book-like chapters with clear visual separations between sections.
## Structure
- Content divided into distinct chapters or sections
- Each chapter has a clear header and visual separator
- Consistent chapter structure throughout
- Reading flows top-to-bottom through chapters
## Best For
- Long-form educational infographics
- Multi-topic reports or guides
- Structured reference materials
- "Complete guide" style content
## Visual Elements
- Chapter header bars with number and title
- Visual dividers between chapters (rules, color bands)
- Consistent layout within each chapter
- Optional chapter icons or thumbnails
## Text Placement
- Chapter number and title in header
- Content within each chapter body
- Overall title at the very top
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Academic textbook chapters
- `corporate-memphis`: Business guide sections
- `chalkboard`: Educational lesson chapters

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# character-guide
A small recurring character appears in corners or margins to guide attention.
## Structure
- Main content occupies the primary canvas area
- A small character (mascot, guide, or avatar) appears at key points
- Character uses gestures, speech bubbles, or arrows to direct attention
- Consistent character placement creates a guided reading experience
## Best For
- Educational or tutorial infographics
- Onboarding guides
- Content for younger or general audiences
- Brand mascot-driven communications
## Visual Elements
- Recurring character in a consistent style
- Character gestures pointing to key content
- Speech or thought bubbles from the character
- Character positioned at margins or corners
## Text Placement
- Main content in the primary area
- Character commentary in bubbles
- Title at top independent of character
## Recommended Pairings
- `kawaii`: Cute mascot guides
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn character companions
- `storybook-watercolor`: Illustrated story guides

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# circular-flow
Cyclic process showing continuous or recurring steps.
## Structure
- Circular arrangement
- Steps around the circle
- Arrows showing direction
- No clear start/end (continuous)
- Center can hold main concept
## Best For
- Recurring processes
- Feedback loops
- Lifecycle stages
- Continuous improvement
- Natural cycles
## Visual Elements
- Circle or ring shape
- Directional arrows
- Step nodes evenly spaced
- Icons per step
- Optional center element
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Step labels at each node
- Brief descriptions near nodes
- Center concept if applicable
- Cycle name
## Recommended Pairings
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly cycles
- `corporate-memphis`: Business processes
- `subway-map`: Transit-style cycles

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# collage-glitch
Torn fragments collaged together, sometimes with glitch or distortion effects.
## Structure
- Multiple image or texture fragments assembled into a composition
- Torn, cut, or distorted edges between fragments
- Optional digital glitch effects (color shift, pixel displacement)
- Layered, textured, and visually complex
## Best For
- Creative or artistic concept presentations
- Tech, digital, or disruption themes
- Edgy or unconventional brand content
- Abstract or experimental infographics
## Visual Elements
- Torn paper or cut-out texture edges
- Color aberration or glitch displacement
- Mixed media textures (paper, digital, photo)
- Optional scan lines or noise overlay
## Text Placement
- Text integrated as a collage element
- Distorted or styled text for effect
- Key information in the most legible fragment
## Recommended Pairings
- `neon-futurism`: Neon glitch collage
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast torn compositions
- `paper-collage`: Paper collage aesthetic

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# comic-strip
Sequential narrative panels telling a story or explaining a concept.
## Structure
- Multiple panels in sequence
- Left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading
- Characters or subjects in scenes
- Speech/thought bubbles
- Panel borders clearly defined
## Best For
- Storytelling explanations
- User journey narratives
- Scenario illustrations
- Step sequences with context
- Before/during/after stories
## Visual Elements
- Panel frames
- Speech and thought bubbles
- Sound effects (optional)
- Characters with expressions
- Scene backgrounds
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Dialogue in speech bubbles
- Narration in caption boxes
- Sound effects integrated
- Panel numbers if needed
## Recommended Pairings
- `cartoon-flat`: Dramatic narratives
- `kawaii`: Cute character stories
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly explanations

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# comparison-matrix
Grid-based multi-factor comparison across multiple items.
## Structure
- Table/grid layout
- Rows: items being compared
- Columns: comparison criteria
- Cells: scores, checks, or values
- Header row and column clearly marked
## Best For
- Product feature comparisons
- Tool/software evaluations
- Multi-criteria decisions
- Specification sheets
- Rating comparisons
## Visual Elements
- Clear grid lines or cell boundaries
- Checkmarks, X marks, or scores in cells
- Color coding for quick scanning
- Icons for criteria categories
- Highlight for recommended option
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Item names in first column
- Criteria in header row
- Brief values in cells
- Legend if using symbols
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business tool comparisons
- `ui-wireframe`: Technical feature matrices
- `technical-schematic`: Specification comparisons

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# conflict-contrast
Juxtaposition of two contrasting states, ideas, or forces.
## Structure
- Canvas divided into two zones representing opposing states
- Strong visual contrast between the two sides (color, texture, style)
- Tension at the boundary between the two zones
- Unlike binary-comparison, focuses on conflict rather than neutral comparison
## Best For
- Problem vs. solution narratives
- Old vs. new paradigms
- Negative vs. positive outcomes
- Ideological or philosophical contrasts
## Visual Elements
- Dramatic color contrast between zones (e.g., dark vs. light)
- Jagged or dynamic boundary between zones
- Opposing visual styles or textures per side
- Optional central conflict element at the boundary
## Text Placement
- Labels within each zone
- Conflict or tension label at the boundary
- Title above the composition
## Recommended Pairings
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast conflict compositions
- `neon-futurism`: Neon vs. dark contrast
- `chalkboard`: Light vs. dark educational contrasts

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# containerization
All content is placed inside visible borders or background blocks.
## Structure
- Every content group enclosed in a distinct container (card, box, or panel)
- Containers clearly separate different topics or sections
- Consistent container style (border, shadow, or background)
- Containers may be nested for sub-grouping
## Best For
- Multi-topic infographics needing clear separation
- Reference cards and cheat sheets
- Structured data with distinct categories
- Dashboard-style layouts
## Visual Elements
- Visible borders or background fills per container
- Consistent padding inside containers
- Optional header bar per container
- Drop shadows or rounded corners for depth
## Text Placement
- Section title in container header
- Content within the container body
- Overall title above all containers
## Recommended Pairings
- `ui-wireframe`: Clean boxed interface layouts
- `corporate-memphis`: Colorful card-based designs
- `technical-schematic`: Structured system diagrams

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# dashboard
Multi-metric display with charts, numbers, and KPI indicators.
## Structure
- Multiple data widgets
- Charts, graphs, numbers
- Grid or modular layout
- Key metrics prominent
- Status indicators
## Best For
- KPI summaries
- Performance metrics
- Analytics overviews
- Status reports
- Data snapshots
## Visual Elements
- Chart types (bar, line, pie, gauge)
- Big numbers for KPIs
- Trend arrows (up/down)
- Color-coded status (green/red)
- Clean data visualization
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Widget titles above each section
- Metric labels and values
- Units clearly shown
- Time period indicated
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business dashboards
- `ui-wireframe`: Technical dashboards
- `neon-futurism`: Futuristic displays

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# data-landscape
High-dimensional data visualized as 3D terrain or point clouds.
## Structure
- Data values mapped to a 3D surface or point distribution
- Peaks represent high values, valleys represent low values
- Color gradient encodes additional data dimensions
- Axes labeled with data variables
## Best For
- Complex multi-dimensional data visualization
- Geographic or spatial data
- Density or distribution analysis
- Scientific or research data presentations
## Visual Elements
- 3D terrain mesh or point cloud
- Color gradient encoding data values
- Axis labels and scale indicators
- Optional contour lines or grid overlay
## Text Placement
- Axis labels at the edges
- Peak or notable point labels
- Title above the visualization
- Legend for color encoding
## Recommended Pairings
- `technical-schematic`: Scientific data landscapes
- `neon-futurism`: Futuristic data terrain
- `ui-wireframe`: Clean data visualization wireframes

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# deconstruction
Disassemble, break, and recombine elements into a fragmented composition.
## Structure
- Elements appear broken apart, scattered, or reassembled
- Fragments of a whole distributed across the canvas
- Implied reconstruction or analysis of the subject
- Can show both the parts and the whole simultaneously
## Best For
- "Breaking down" complex concepts
- Anatomy or component analysis
- Creative or artistic concept presentations
- Abstract or philosophical topics
## Visual Elements
- Fragmented or exploded elements
- Connecting lines or arrows showing reassembly
- Varied element orientations and positions
- Optional ghost outline of the original whole
## Text Placement
- Labels on individual fragments
- Assembly instructions or connections labeled
- Title in a stable zone outside the fragments
## Recommended Pairings
- `cartoon-flat`: Graphic deconstruction art
- `neon-futurism`: Glitch-style fragmentation
- `origami`: Geometric unfolding deconstruction

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# diagonal-composition
Elements aligned along a diagonal or the whole composition is tilted.
## Structure
- Primary visual axis runs diagonally (typically top-left to bottom-right)
- Elements arranged along or perpendicular to the diagonal
- Creates movement and energy compared to horizontal/vertical layouts
- Can be subtle (slight tilt) or dramatic (45° angle)
## Best For
- Dynamic or energetic content
- Sports, tech, or action themes
- Breaking monotony in grid-heavy designs
- Directional flow narratives
## Visual Elements
- Diagonal bands or stripes as background
- Elements rotated or aligned to the diagonal axis
- Arrows or lines reinforcing the diagonal direction
- Strong contrast along the diagonal
## Text Placement
- Title along or perpendicular to the diagonal
- Supporting text in stable horizontal zones
- Avoid rotating body text for readability
## Recommended Pairings
- `neon-futurism`: Futuristic diagonal energy
- `high-contrast-ad`: Dynamic comic-style layouts
- `corporate-memphis`: Modern diagonal accents

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# disrupted-flow
Inverted or vertical text mixes to disrupt the normal reading order.
## Structure
- Text and elements arranged in unexpected orientations
- Some text rotated, inverted, or placed vertically
- Reading order requires active engagement
- Disruption is intentional and purposeful
## Best For
- Challenging conventional thinking content
- Creative or artistic presentations
- Content about disruption, change, or innovation
- Experimental editorial designs
## Visual Elements
- Mixed text orientations (horizontal, vertical, inverted)
- Unexpected element placements
- Visual cues guiding the non-linear reading path
- Strong contrast to make disruption intentional
## Text Placement
- Key message in the most disruptive position
- Supporting text in varied orientations
- Reading path indicated by numbering or color
## Recommended Pairings
- `high-contrast-ad`: Graphic disruption compositions
- `neon-futurism`: Glitch-style text disruption
- `pixel-art`: Retro disrupted pixel text

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# edge-tension
Subject is partially cropped and pressed to the edges of the canvas.
## Structure
- Main subject extends to or beyond one or more canvas edges
- Cropping creates tension and implied continuation
- Remaining canvas space used for text or supporting elements
- Asymmetric composition with strong edge anchoring
## Best For
- Dynamic product or character presentations
- Magazine-style editorial layouts
- Content where the subject is larger than life
- Attention-grabbing social media formats
## Visual Elements
- Subject cropped at canvas edge (head, limb, or object partially cut off)
- Strong directional energy toward the cropped edge
- Text placed in the open space opposite the subject
- Optional color or texture fill in the open area
## Text Placement
- Title and body in the open space away from the subject
- Subject label near the visible portion
- Avoid placing text over the cropped area
## Recommended Pairings
- `high-contrast-ad`: Comic-style edge-cropped characters
- `claymation`: 3D figures pressing against the frame
- `corporate-memphis`: Modern editorial crops

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# editorial-vogue
Serif headlines, refined image-text overlaps, and elegant whitespace.
## Structure
- Large serif headline as the dominant typographic element
- High-quality image with refined text overlay
- Elegant whitespace balancing the composition
- Sophisticated, fashion-magazine aesthetic
## Best For
- Luxury or premium brand content
- Fashion, lifestyle, or culture topics
- High-end editorial presentations
- Content targeting sophisticated audiences
## Visual Elements
- Large serif or display typeface headline
- High-quality photography or illustration
- Refined text-image overlap with careful legibility
- Elegant color palette (neutrals, black, white)
## Text Placement
- Headline as a primary visual element
- Body text in a clean, readable zone
- Captions in small, refined typography
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Vintage editorial sophistication
- `storybook-watercolor`: Artistic editorial overlaps
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast editorial impact

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# emotional-gradient
Color or composition shifts show emotions or intensity from light to intense.
## Structure
- Content arranged along a gradient from one emotional state to another
- Color palette transitions across the canvas (e.g., cool to warm)
- Composition density or complexity increases with intensity
- Clear start and end emotional states
## Best For
- Emotional journey narratives
- Mood or sentiment progressions
- Before/after emotional transformations
- Brand tone or voice spectrums
## Visual Elements
- Smooth color gradient across the canvas
- Illustrations or icons reflecting the emotional state
- Increasing visual complexity toward the intense end
- Optional emotion labels or icons
## Text Placement
- Emotion labels at key gradient points
- Title at the neutral or start end
- Conclusion at the intense or end state
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Soft emotional color washes
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn emotional expressions
- `kawaii`: Cute emotion spectrum illustrations

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# f-pattern
Eye scans the top and left side, forming an F shape.
## Structure
- Most important content in the top horizontal band
- Second most important in a secondary horizontal band
- Left-aligned content for the vertical scan
- Right side less prominent, used for supporting details
## Best For
- Text-heavy infographics
- Report or article-style layouts
- Content where hierarchy matters most
- Designs optimized for quick scanning
## Visual Elements
- Strong top banner with headline and key visual
- Left-aligned content column
- Secondary horizontal accent below the top band
- Right column for supplementary info
## Text Placement
- Primary headline in top band
- Key points left-aligned in the vertical column
- Supporting details in the right column
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Editorial report layouts
- `ui-wireframe`: Content-heavy wireframes
- `corporate-memphis`: Structured business reports

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# flashback
Main scene embedded with small windows showing past or future moments.
## Structure
- Primary scene or timeline as the main canvas
- Small inset panels or windows showing flashback or flash-forward moments
- Inset panels visually distinct (different border, color, or style)
- Connecting elements (arrows, dotted lines) link main scene to insets
## Best For
- Historical context within a current narrative
- "How we got here" explanations
- Future scenario previews
- Cause-and-effect with temporal distance
## Visual Elements
- Main scene occupying most of the canvas
- Inset panels with distinct visual treatment (sepia, dashed border)
- Connecting arrows or lines from main to inset
- Time labels on inset panels
## Text Placement
- Main scene labels in the primary area
- Inset panel titles and dates within each inset
- Overall title at the top
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Historical flashback panels
- `cartoon-flat`: Comic-style memory panels
- `storybook-watercolor`: Illustrated memory windows

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# four-quadrant-grid
Canvas evenly split into four rectangular modules.
## Structure
- 2×2 grid dividing the canvas into four equal cells
- Each cell is independent and self-contained
- Central intersection point may carry a label or icon
- Axes can be labeled (e.g., high/low, now/future)
## Variants
| Variant | Focus | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-------|-----------------|
| **Matrix** | Categorization by two axes | Axis labels, quadrant titles |
| **Equal Panels** | Four parallel topics | Consistent cell design |
## Best For
- 2×2 strategic matrices (e.g., Eisenhower, BCG)
- Four-part frameworks or models
- Comparing four options simultaneously
- SWOT analysis
## Visual Elements
- Bold grid lines or color-coded quadrant backgrounds
- Axis labels at edges
- Icons or illustrations per quadrant
- Central label at intersection
## Text Placement
- Quadrant title at top of each cell
- Content within each cell
- Axis labels along edges
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business strategy matrices
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast four-part models
- `ui-wireframe`: Framework diagrams

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# frame-composition
Foreground elements, decorative borders, or negative space frame the subject.
## Structure
- Subject placed in the center or focal zone
- Surrounding frame created by foreground elements, borders, or negative space
- Frame draws attention inward to the subject
- Frame may be natural (trees, archways) or decorative (borders, shapes)
## Best For
- Subject spotlights with environmental context
- Formal or ceremonial presentations
- Content where context frames the message
- Portrait or profile-style infographics
## Visual Elements
- Framing elements surrounding the subject
- Clear visual separation between frame and subject
- Optional decorative border treatment
- Subject given maximum contrast within the frame
## Text Placement
- Subject label within the frame
- Context or caption in the frame area
- Title above or outside the frame
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Classical framed compositions
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn decorative frames
- `storybook-watercolor`: Illustrated natural frames

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# full-bleed-image
Image fills the entire canvas with no border, text overlays on top.
## Structure
- Image or illustration covers 100% of the canvas
- No white margins or borders
- Text overlaid directly on the image
- Text areas use contrast treatment (dark overlay, light box, or drop shadow)
## Best For
- Atmospheric or emotional infographics
- Travel, nature, or lifestyle content
- Dramatic announcements
- Background-driven storytelling
## Visual Elements
- Full-bleed photograph or illustration
- Semi-transparent overlay for text legibility
- Minimal text to avoid cluttering the image
- Optional vignette at edges
## Text Placement
- Title centered or at top with high contrast
- Supporting text in a legible zone
- Avoid placing text over busy image areas
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Painterly full-bleed scenes
- `neon-futurism`: Neon text over dark imagery
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast graphic overlays

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# full-illustration
An illustration dominates the canvas; text is integrated into the scene.
## Structure
- Large narrative illustration fills most of the canvas
- Text labels, callouts, or captions embedded within the scene
- Story told primarily through the image
- Text serves as annotation, not the primary carrier
## Best For
- Storytelling infographics
- Scene-based explanations (e.g., how a city works)
- Ecosystem or environment diagrams
- Narrative-driven educational content
## Visual Elements
- Rich, detailed illustration as the primary element
- Callout lines or speech bubbles for labels
- Characters or objects acting out the content
- Minimal separate text blocks
## Text Placement
- Labels integrated into the illustration
- Title at top or bottom outside the scene
- Callout lines pointing to specific scene elements
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Painterly narrative scenes
- `cartoon-flat`: Character-driven story illustrations
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn world illustrations

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# funnel
Narrowing stages showing conversion, filtering, or refinement process.
## Structure
- Wide top (input/start)
- Narrow bottom (output/result)
- Horizontal layers for stages
- Progressive narrowing
- 3-6 stages typically
## Best For
- Sales/marketing funnels
- Conversion processes
- Filtering/selection
- Recruitment pipelines
- Decision processes
## Visual Elements
- Funnel shape clearly defined
- Distinct colors per stage
- Width indicates volume/quantity
- Stage icons or symbols
- Numbers/percentages per stage
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Stage names inside or beside
- Metrics/numbers per stage
- Input label at top
- Output label at bottom
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Marketing funnels
- `origami`: Technical pipelines
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Educational funnels

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# gallery-style
Wide white margins like a gallery, images shown independently.
## Structure
- Large white or neutral margins surrounding content
- Each element displayed with generous space, like a gallery exhibit
- Content items treated as individual artworks
- Clean, uncluttered presentation
## Best For
- Portfolio or showcase presentations
- Art or photography collections
- Premium product catalogs
- Content where each item deserves individual attention
## Visual Elements
- Wide white margins (gallery-wall feel)
- Each item centered in its own space
- Minimal borders or frames
- Optional small caption below each item
## Text Placement
- Small caption below each item
- Title at the top with generous spacing
- Minimal text to preserve gallery feel
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Museum-style presentations
- `knolling`: Organized gallery flat-lays
- `luxury-minimal`: Premium gallery aesthetics

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# generous-margins
Content is heavily inset, leaving huge margins around it.
## Structure
- Content occupies only the central 40-60% of the canvas
- Large, intentional white or colored margins surround the content
- Creates a sense of luxury, calm, and focus
- Margins may contain minimal decorative elements
## Best For
- Premium or luxury brand content
- Minimalist editorial designs
- Content that benefits from breathing room
- High-end product presentations
## Visual Elements
- Large empty margins (white, colored, or textured)
- Centered or slightly off-center content block
- Optional subtle border or frame at the margin edge
- Minimal decorative elements in margins
## Text Placement
- All text within the central content zone
- Optional small caption or attribution in the margin
- Title prominently within the content area
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Classic editorial with wide margins
- `luxury-minimal`: Gallery-like presentation margins
- `luxury-minimal`: Premium brand generous spacing

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# golden-ratio-split
Unequal splits using the golden ratio (1:1.618) or similar proportions.
## Structure
- Canvas divided using golden ratio proportions (approximately 38%/62%)
- Major content in the larger zone, supporting content in the smaller
- Proportions feel naturally balanced and aesthetically pleasing
- Can be applied horizontally, vertically, or as a spiral
## Best For
- Aesthetically refined compositions
- Content where natural balance matters
- Photography or art-adjacent infographics
- Premium or design-conscious content
## Visual Elements
- Golden ratio grid as the structural guide
- Major element in the larger zone
- Supporting elements in the smaller zone
- Optional golden spiral overlay
## Text Placement
- Primary text in the larger zone
- Supporting text in the smaller zone
- Title at the golden ratio intersection point
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Classical proportional layouts
- `luxury-minimal`: Aesthetically balanced presentations
- `storybook-watercolor`: Naturally proportioned compositions

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# hard-alignment
All element edges are perfectly aligned, creating razor-sharp order.
## Structure
- Every element edge aligns to a shared grid line
- No floating or loosely placed elements
- Alignment is the primary design principle
- Creates a sense of precision and control
## Best For
- Technical or engineering documentation
- Data-heavy reference materials
- Corporate or institutional content
- Designs where precision signals credibility
## Visual Elements
- Strict edge alignment across all elements
- Consistent spacing multiples (e.g., 8px grid)
- Minimal decoration; alignment is the aesthetic
- Optional subtle grid lines as background
## Text Placement
- All text aligned to the same grid
- Consistent left or center alignment
- No orphaned or misaligned text elements
## Recommended Pairings
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering precision
- `ui-wireframe`: Interface alignment grids
- `corporate-memphis`: Swiss-style strict alignment

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# header-body
Prominent header area on top, large content area below.
## Structure
- Header zone (15-25%): title, subtitle, and key visual
- Body zone (75-85%): main content area
- Strong visual contrast between header and body
- Header may use a distinct background color or image
## Best For
- Long-form infographics with a clear title section
- Report covers and chapter openers
- Presentation slides
- Newsletter headers
## Visual Elements
- Bold header with large typography
- Decorative or illustrative header background
- Clean body area with structured content
- Optional header icon or logo
## Text Placement
- Main title in header zone
- Subtitle or date below title
- All body content in the lower zone
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Professional reports
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-impact announcements
- `chalkboard`: Educational lesson headers

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# heading-subheading
Type size and weight contrast forms a title-subtitle-body vertical hierarchy.
## Structure
- Large main heading at top
- Smaller subheading below
- Body text or content beneath
- Hierarchy communicated purely through typography
- No hard grid divisions required
## Best For
- Text-heavy infographics
- Quote or statement posters
- Typography-led editorial designs
- Key message callouts
## Visual Elements
- Dramatic size contrast between heading levels
- Weight variation (bold heading, regular body)
- Optional decorative rule or accent between levels
- Minimal imagery to keep focus on text
## Text Placement
- H1: largest, most prominent
- H2: secondary, supporting context
- Body: smallest, detailed information
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Editorial or academic typography
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast typographic posters
- `ikea-manual`: Clean instructional hierarchy

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# hidden-details
Small elements are hidden within a complex scene for discovery.
## Structure
- Rich, detailed illustration as the primary canvas
- Hidden objects, icons, or data points embedded in the scene
- Viewer is invited to explore and discover
- Optional legend listing what to find
## Best For
- Engagement-driven infographics
- "Spot the difference" or "find the hidden" formats
- Complex system overviews with embedded details
- Interactive-style static infographics
## Visual Elements
- Dense, detailed illustration
- Hidden elements blended into the scene
- Optional numbered or lettered markers
- Legend or answer key at the bottom
## Text Placement
- Title and instructions at top
- Legend or key at bottom
- Minimal in-scene text to preserve discovery
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Rich illustrated scenes
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn detail-rich worlds
- `pixel-art`: Retro pixel scenes with hidden items

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# hierarchical-layers
Nested layers showing levels of importance, influence, or proximity.
## Structure
- Multiple layers from core to periphery
- Core/top: most important/central
- Outer/bottom: decreasing importance
- 3-7 levels typically
- Clear boundaries between levels
## Variants
| Variant | Shape | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-------|-----------------|
| **Pyramid** | Triangle, vertical | Top-down hierarchy, quantity |
| **Concentric** | Rings, radial | Center-out influence, proximity |
## Best For
- Maslow's hierarchy style concepts
- Priority and importance levels
- Spheres of influence
- Organizational structures
- Stakeholder analysis
## Visual Elements
- Distinct color per level
- Icons or illustrations per tier
- Size indicates importance/quantity
- Labels inside or beside layers
- Decorative apex/center element
## Text Placement
- Title at top or side
- Level names inside each tier
- Brief descriptions outside
- Quantities or percentages if relevant
- Legend for color meanings
## Recommended Pairings
- `paper-collage`: Playful layered concepts
- `corporate-memphis`: Business hierarchies
- `technical-schematic`: Technical 3D pyramids

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# hub-spoke
Central concept with radiating connections to related items.
## Structure
- Central hub (main concept)
- Spokes radiating outward
- Nodes at spoke ends (related concepts)
- Even or weighted distribution
- Optional secondary connections
## Best For
- Central theme with components
- Product features around core
- Team roles around project
- Ecosystem mapping
- Mind maps
## Visual Elements
- Prominent central hub
- Clear spoke lines
- Consistent node styling
- Icons representing each spoke item
- Optional grouping colors
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Core concept in center hub
- Spoke item labels at nodes
- Brief descriptions near nodes
- Connection labels on spokes if needed
## Recommended Pairings
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly concept maps
- `corporate-memphis`: Business ecosystems
- `subway-map`: Network-style connections

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# iceberg
Surface vs hidden depths, visible vs underlying factors.
## Structure
- Waterline dividing visible/hidden
- Tip above water (obvious/surface)
- Larger mass below (hidden/deep)
- Proportional to emphasize hidden depth
- Optional layers within underwater section
## Best For
- Surface vs root causes
- Visible vs invisible work
- Symptoms vs underlying issues
- Public vs private aspects
- Known vs unknown factors
## Visual Elements
- Clear water/surface line
- Above: smaller, brighter
- Below: larger, darker/deeper
- Wave or water texture
- Gradient showing depth
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Surface items above waterline
- Hidden items below, larger
- Waterline label optional
- Depth indicators for layers
## Recommended Pairings
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly metaphor
- `storybook-watercolor`: Artistic depth
- `cartoon-flat`: Dramatic revelation

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# isometric-map
3D-style spatial layout showing locations, relationships, or journey through space.
## Structure
- Isometric 3D perspective
- Locations as buildings/landmarks
- Paths connecting locations
- Spatial relationships visible
- Bird's eye view angle
## Best For
- Office/campus layouts
- City/ecosystem maps
- User journey maps
- System architecture
- Process landscapes
## Visual Elements
- Consistent isometric angle (30°)
- 3D buildings or objects
- Pathways and roads
- Labels floating above
- Mini scenes at locations
## Text Placement
- Title at top corner
- Location labels above objects
- Path labels along routes
- Legend for symbols
- Scale indicator if relevant
## Recommended Pairings
- `origami`: Clean technical maps
- `pixel-art`: Retro game-style maps
- `lego-brick`: Playful location maps

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# isometric-tech-stack
2.5D isometric view stacking system layers vertically.
## Structure
- Multiple horizontal layers stacked in isometric 3D perspective
- Each layer represents a system tier or component level
- Layers connected by vertical lines or arrows
- Top-down reading order through the stack
## Variants
| Variant | Focus | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-------|-----------------|
| **Tech Stack** | Software/hardware layers | Code, servers, databases |
| **Organization Stack** | Hierarchical levels | Teams, departments, roles |
## Best For
- Software architecture diagrams
- Technology stack overviews
- Organizational layer diagrams
- System component hierarchies
## Visual Elements
- Isometric 3D perspective (30° angle)
- Distinct layer platforms with labels
- Vertical connectors between layers
- Icons representing each layer's content
## Text Placement
- Layer title on each platform
- Component labels within each layer
- Stack title at the top
## Recommended Pairings
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering stack diagrams
- `neon-futurism`: Futuristic tech stack visuals
- `pixel-art`: Retro isometric tech stacks

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# jigsaw
Interlocking puzzle pieces showing how parts fit together.
## Structure
- Puzzle pieces that interlock
- Each piece represents a component
- Connections show relationships
- Can be assembled or exploded view
- Missing piece highlights gaps
## Best For
- Component relationships
- Team/skill fit
- Strategy pieces
- Integration concepts
- Completeness assessments
## Visual Elements
- Classic puzzle piece shapes
- Distinct colors per piece
- Interlocking edges visible
- Icons or labels per piece
- Optional missing piece
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Piece labels inside or beside
- Connection descriptions
- Missing piece explanation
- Assembly context
## Recommended Pairings
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly integration concepts
- `paper-collage`: Tactile puzzle feel
- `corporate-memphis`: Business strategy pieces

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# left-image-right-text
Image on the left, text on the right.
## Structure
- Left column (50-60%): image or illustration
- Right column (40-50%): text content
- Mirror of left-text-right-image
- Both columns vertically centered
## Best For
- Narrative-driven content where image leads
- Profile or persona cards
- Case study highlights
- Landscape-format infographic panels
## Visual Elements
- Dominant image on the left setting the scene
- Text hierarchy on the right providing context
- Optional vertical accent line between columns
## Text Placement
- Headline at top-right
- Body text below headline
- Key points or stats in right column
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Character or scene introductions
- `corporate-memphis`: Business case studies
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-impact feature callouts

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# left-text-right-image
Text on the left, image on the right.
## Structure
- Left column (40-50%): text content
- Right column (50-60%): image or illustration
- Vertical divider optional
- Both columns vertically centered
## Best For
- Feature explanations with supporting visuals
- Product descriptions
- Slide-style infographic panels
- Landscape-format content
## Visual Elements
- Strong image on the right anchoring the layout
- Well-structured text hierarchy on the left
- Optional background color split between columns
## Text Placement
- Headline at top-left
- Body text below headline
- Supporting labels or bullets in left column
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business feature slides
- `technical-schematic`: Technical documentation
- `ikea-manual`: Step-by-step instructions

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# linear-progression
Sequential progression showing steps, timeline, or chronological events.
## Structure
- Linear arrangement (horizontal or vertical)
- Nodes/markers at key points
- Connecting line or path between nodes
- Clear start and end points
- Directional flow indicators
## Variants
| Variant | Focus | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-------|-----------------|
| **Timeline** | Chronological events, dates | Time markers, period labels |
| **Process** | Action steps, numbered sequence | Step numbers, action icons |
## Best For
- Step-by-step tutorials and how-tos
- Historical timelines and evolution
- Project milestones and roadmaps
- Workflow documentation
- Onboarding processes
## Visual Elements
- Numbered steps or date markers
- Arrows or connectors showing direction
- Icons representing each step/event
- Consistent node spacing
- Progress indicators optional
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Step/event titles at each node
- Brief descriptions below nodes
- Dates or numbers clearly visible
## Recommended Pairings
- `paper-collage`: Friendly tutorials and timelines
- `ikea-manual`: Clean assembly instructions
- `corporate-memphis`: Business process flows
- `aged-academia`: Historical discoveries

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# luxury-layout
Gold/black/white palette, centered or symmetric, with classic typography.
## Structure
- Symmetric or centered composition
- Premium color palette: gold, black, white, or deep jewel tones
- Classic or refined typography
- Generous spacing and restrained decoration
## Best For
- Luxury brand communications
- Premium product launches
- High-end event invitations
- Exclusive or VIP content
## Visual Elements
- Gold accents or metallic textures
- Classic serif or elegant sans-serif typography
- Symmetric layout with centered elements
- Minimal but refined decorative elements
## Text Placement
- Centered headline with generous spacing
- Supporting text in smaller, refined type
- All text within the symmetric composition
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Classic luxury aesthetics
- `origami`: Refined geometric luxury
- `knolling`: Premium product flat-lay

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# macro-closeup
A tiny detail is enlarged to fill the whole canvas.
## Structure
- Extreme close-up of a small detail or texture
- Subject fills most or all of the canvas
- Background context minimal or absent
- Reveals hidden complexity or beauty
## Best For
- Material or texture showcases
- Scientific or technical detail explanations
- "Did you know?" style reveals
- Product quality highlights
## Visual Elements
- Highly detailed central subject at macro scale
- Optional scale indicator (ruler, coin, or size label)
- Shallow depth of field effect (blurred edges)
- Callout lines pointing to specific details
## Text Placement
- Labels with callout lines pointing to details
- Title at top or bottom with minimal footprint
- Scale reference near the subject
## Recommended Pairings
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering detail views
- `aged-academia`: Scientific specimen illustrations
- `knolling`: Flat-lay detail shots

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# maximalism
All space is filled, creating information-rich, dense compositions.
## Structure
- Every area of the canvas contains content or decoration
- High information density with minimal negative space
- Multiple visual layers and elements coexist
- Controlled chaos: busy but not unreadable
## Best For
- "Everything you need to know" reference sheets
- Celebration or festival-themed content
- Retro or vintage-style dense compositions
- Comprehensive cheat sheets
## Visual Elements
- Dense pattern or texture backgrounds
- Multiple overlapping decorative elements
- Rich color palette with many hues
- Varied typography sizes and styles
## Text Placement
- Text integrated throughout the composition
- Clear hierarchy despite density
- Key information given highest contrast
## Recommended Pairings
- `high-contrast-ad`: Dense comic-style maximalism
- `kawaii`: Cute dense pattern compositions
- `pixel-art`: Retro dense pixel scenes

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# modular-repetition
The same layout structure repeats with only content changes.
## Structure
- Identical layout modules repeated across the canvas
- Each module contains the same structural elements (icon, title, text)
- Consistent spacing and alignment between modules
- Content varies; structure is fixed
## Best For
- Feature lists with equal weight
- Team member profiles
- Step-by-step instructions with uniform steps
- Product comparison rows
## Visual Elements
- Uniform module containers (cards, rows, or cells)
- Consistent icon placement per module
- Alternating or consistent background colors
- Clear visual rhythm through repetition
## Text Placement
- Same text hierarchy in every module
- Title, subtitle, and body in fixed positions
- Overall title above the module array
## Recommended Pairings
- `ikea-manual`: Clean repeated instruction steps
- `corporate-memphis`: Business feature lists
- `ui-wireframe`: Wireframe component grids

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# multi-directional
Text and elements arranged in multiple directions simultaneously.
## Structure
- Elements oriented in 3 or more different directions
- Creates a radial, explosive, or chaotic composition
- Each direction may represent a different category or perspective
- Visual cohesion through consistent style
## Best For
- "Exploding" concept visualizations
- Multi-perspective or multi-voice content
- Creative brainstorming maps
- Abstract concept presentations
## Visual Elements
- Elements radiating in multiple directions
- Varied text orientations
- Color coding per direction
- Central anchor element
## Text Placement
- Labels aligned to their respective direction
- Central label at the anchor point
- Title in a stable horizontal zone
## Recommended Pairings
- `cartoon-flat`: Explosive multi-directional compositions
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn radial layouts
- `kawaii`: Cute multi-directional bursts

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# multi-focal
Multiple focal points with jumps guided by color or connecting lines.
## Structure
- Several equally prominent focal points distributed across the canvas
- Visual connectors (lines, arrows, or color coding) guide the reading order
- No single dominant element; multiple centers of attention
- Numbered or color-coded to indicate sequence
## Best For
- Multi-topic overviews with equal weight
- Network or relationship diagrams
- "Multiple things happening simultaneously" narratives
- Complex system overviews
## Visual Elements
- Multiple high-contrast focal elements
- Connecting lines or color coding between foci
- Numbered badges or color keys
- Supporting elements subordinate to each focal point
## Text Placement
- Label near each focal point
- Connecting line labels if needed
- Title in a neutral zone above or below
## Recommended Pairings
- `subway-map`: Network-style multi-focal layouts
- `corporate-memphis`: Multi-topic business overviews
- `technical-schematic`: System architecture diagrams

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# multi-scale
Nested multi-scale structure linked with magnifiers or dotted lines.
## Structure
- Multiple zoom levels shown simultaneously
- Macro view and micro view connected by visual links
- Magnifier circles or inset panels show detail
- Dotted lines or arrows connect scale levels
## Best For
- Scientific or technical detail explanations
- System architecture with component details
- "Zoom in" educational content
- Micro-to-macro relationship diagrams
## Visual Elements
- Overview diagram at one scale
- Magnified inset panels for details
- Dotted lines or arrows connecting scales
- Scale indicators or labels
## Text Placement
- Overview labels in the main diagram
- Detail labels within inset panels
- Scale ratio labels near magnifiers
## Recommended Pairings
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering multi-scale diagrams
- `aged-academia`: Scientific specimen zoom views
- `ui-wireframe`: Interface component zoom-ins

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# nine-grid
Canvas evenly split into nine modules in a 3×3 grid.
## Structure
- 3×3 grid of equal-sized cells
- Each cell contains one item or concept
- Center cell often used as focal point or title
- Consistent cell size and padding
## Best For
- Nine-item collections or catalogs
- 3×3 frameworks or models
- Feature grids with equal weight
- Photo or icon galleries
## Visual Elements
- Uniform cell borders or backgrounds
- Icons or illustrations per cell
- Color coding by row or column
- Optional center cell highlight
## Text Placement
- Item title within each cell
- Brief description below title
- Overall title above the grid
## Recommended Pairings
- `pixel-art`: Retro icon grids
- `corporate-memphis`: Feature catalogs
- `cartoon-flat`: Element-style collections

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# nonlinear-path
Text layout jumps with shapes rather than following a straight line.
## Structure
- Content arranged in a playful, non-linear path
- Elements scattered or connected by a winding, irregular route
- Reading order implied by numbering, arrows, or visual cues
- Organic and energetic feel
## Best For
- Creative or playful educational content
- Brainstorming or mind-map style layouts
- Content for younger audiences
- Unconventional topic presentations
## Visual Elements
- Irregular path connecting content nodes
- Varied element sizes and orientations
- Playful connectors (dashed lines, arrows, footprints)
- Colorful, varied backgrounds per node
## Text Placement
- Labels within or beside each node
- Reading order numbers if needed
- Title in a prominent anchor position
## Recommended Pairings
- `kawaii`: Cute playful paths
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn wandering routes
- `storybook-watercolor`: Whimsical story paths

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# one-way-flow
All elements flow or point in a single direction.
## Structure
- All visual elements oriented toward one direction (left, right, up, or down)
- Arrows, shapes, and text all reinforce the directional movement
- Creates strong momentum and intentionality
- No counter-directional elements
## Best For
- Progress or momentum narratives
- Conversion or pipeline flows
- "Moving forward" messaging
- Directional process diagrams
## Visual Elements
- Consistent directional arrows or chevrons
- Elements sized to suggest movement (larger at front)
- Color gradient reinforcing direction
- Optional motion lines or speed effects
## Text Placement
- Labels along the flow direction
- Title at the start of the flow
- Outcome or destination at the end
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business pipeline flows
- `cartoon-flat`: High-energy directional designs
- `ikea-manual`: Clear directional instructions

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# overlapping
Text and images overlap, blurring foreground and background relationships.
## Structure
- Elements layered on top of each other with intentional overlap
- Depth created through z-order, opacity, and shadow
- Overlapping creates visual richness and complexity
- Key elements remain legible despite overlap
## Best For
- Rich, layered editorial designs
- Collage-style compositions
- Content showing interconnection or integration
- Visually complex artistic presentations
## Visual Elements
- Multiple overlapping layers
- Drop shadows and opacity variations
- Clear z-order hierarchy
- Clipping masks or blend modes for integration
## Text Placement
- Text in the most legible layer
- Avoid placing critical text under opaque elements
- Title in a clear, non-overlapping zone
## Recommended Pairings
- `glitch-art`: Torn paper overlapping layers
- `storybook-watercolor`: Painterly overlapping elements
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast overlapping shapes

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# panorama
An ultra-wide panoramic canvas showing a grand, expansive scene.
## Structure
- Extremely wide aspect ratio (3:1 or wider)
- Single continuous scene spanning the full width
- Content distributed across the panoramic width
- Encourages left-to-right exploration
## Best For
- Landscape or environment overviews
- Historical or timeline panoramas
- "Big picture" concept illustrations
- Comparative landscapes (before/after environments)
## Visual Elements
- Continuous wide illustration or scene
- Depth layers (foreground, midground, background)
- Content distributed at natural scene locations
- Optional grid overlay for navigation
## Text Placement
- Labels at relevant scene locations
- Title at the left edge or top
- Legend or key at the bottom
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Painterly panoramic scenes
- `origami`: Wide isometric environments
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn panoramic worlds

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# periodic-table
Grid of categorized elements with consistent cell formatting.
## Structure
- Rectangular grid
- Each cell is one element
- Color-coded categories
- Consistent cell format
- Optional grouping gaps
## Best For
- Categorized collections
- Tool/resource catalogs
- Skill matrices
- Element collections
- Reference guides
## Visual Elements
- Uniform cell sizes
- Category colors
- Symbol/abbreviation prominent
- Small icon per cell
- Category legend
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Cell: symbol, name, brief info
- Category names in legend
- Optional row/column headers
- Footnotes for special cases
## Recommended Pairings
- `high-contrast-ad`: Vibrant element grids
- `pixel-art`: Retro collection displays
- `corporate-memphis`: Business tool catalogs

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# random-scatter
Seemingly random scattered placement of elements across the canvas.
## Structure
- Elements distributed without an obvious grid or alignment
- Controlled randomness: varied positions, sizes, and orientations
- Visual cohesion through consistent style, not structure
- Optional subtle connections between elements
## Best For
- Brainstorming or ideation visualizations
- "Many things" overviews without hierarchy
- Creative or playful topic presentations
- Mood boards or inspiration collections
## Visual Elements
- Elements at varied positions and rotations
- Size variation to create visual interest
- Consistent style tying elements together
- Optional subtle background texture
## Text Placement
- Labels beside or below each element
- Title in a clear zone (top or center)
- Avoid overlapping text with elements
## Recommended Pairings
- `paper-collage`: Hand-scattered illustrated elements
- `kawaii`: Cute scattered icons
- `knolling`: Organized-looking scatter (controlled chaos)

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# s-curve
Graphics guide the eye in an S-shaped curve through the content.
## Structure
- Content nodes arranged along an S-shaped path
- Path flows from top to bottom in a gentle double curve
- Alternating left-right placement of content along the curve
- Smooth, flowing visual rhythm
## Best For
- Multi-step processes with a flowing feel
- Journey or narrative content
- Content that benefits from visual rhythm
- Alternatives to straight timelines
## Visual Elements
- Curved path or ribbon connecting nodes
- Alternating left/right content placement
- Smooth bezier curves rather than sharp angles
- Optional decorative elements along the curve
## Text Placement
- Labels beside each node along the curve
- Title at the top of the S
- Conclusion at the bottom of the S
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Flowing narrative paths
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn winding routes
- `corporate-memphis`: Smooth process flows

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# scene-unfolding
A panoramic scene that unfolds with rich environmental details.
## Structure
- Wide or tall canvas showing a complete environment
- Multiple elements and details distributed across the scene
- Narrative or information embedded in the environment
- Encourages exploration rather than linear reading
## Best For
- Ecosystem or environment explanations
- "A day in the life" narratives
- City, nature, or system overviews
- Rich world-building infographics
## Visual Elements
- Detailed panoramic illustration
- Multiple characters, objects, and locations
- Callout labels for key scene elements
- Depth layers (foreground, midground, background)
## Text Placement
- Labels embedded in the scene with callout lines
- Title at top or in a sky/header area
- Legend or key at the bottom if needed
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Painterly world scenes
- `origami`: 3D isometric environments
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn world illustrations

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# single-focal-point
Single absolute visual focus, usually centered or at the visual center of gravity.
## Structure
- One dominant element occupies the primary visual position
- All other elements are subordinate or absent
- Strong contrast between subject and background
- Generous negative space around the focal point
## Best For
- Product spotlights and hero shots
- Key statistics or single powerful quotes
- Brand announcements with one central message
- Minimalist concept illustrations
## Visual Elements
- Large, high-contrast central subject
- Clean or blurred background
- Subtle vignette or radial gradient to draw focus
- Optional supporting micro-elements at periphery
## Text Placement
- Title above or below the focal element
- Minimal supporting text only
- Avoid competing with the central subject
## Recommended Pairings
- `knolling`: Product flat-lay with single hero item
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-impact single concept
- `ui-wireframe`: Clean single-element mockup

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# single-object-art
A single ordinary object lit and displayed like sculpture or fine art.
## Structure
- One object as the sole subject, treated with artistic reverence
- Professional lighting, shadow, and presentation
- Minimal or no background elements
- Object elevated to art status through treatment
## Best For
- Product hero shots
- "Object of the day" or spotlight content
- Material or craft showcases
- Minimalist product infographics
## Visual Elements
- Single object with dramatic lighting
- Clean or gradient background
- Optional shadow or reflection
- No competing elements
## Text Placement
- Object name or title below the subject
- Brief description or specs in minimal text
- No text overlapping the object
## Recommended Pairings
- `knolling`: Flat-lay single object art
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering object showcase
- `aged-academia`: Scientific specimen presentation

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# skewed-grid
The overall grid is rotated by an angle, creating dynamic energy.
## Structure
- Standard grid rotated 5-30 degrees
- Content blocks aligned to the skewed grid
- Creates diagonal energy while maintaining internal order
- Background may remain horizontal for contrast
## Best For
- Dynamic or energetic content
- Tech, sports, or action themes
- Designs that need visual movement
- Modern editorial layouts
## Visual Elements
- Rotated grid lines as the structural backbone
- Content blocks aligned to the skewed angle
- Horizontal background for contrast
- Optional motion or speed lines
## Text Placement
- Text aligned to the skewed grid angle
- Title may remain horizontal for readability
- Labels follow the grid rotation
## Recommended Pairings
- `neon-futurism`: Futuristic skewed grids
- `high-contrast-ad`: Dynamic skewed compositions
- `corporate-memphis`: Modern angled layouts

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# speech-bubbles
Text wrapped inside speech bubbles pointing to characters or subjects.
## Structure
- Characters or subjects positioned around the canvas
- Speech or thought bubbles containing text point to each character
- Conversational or dialogue-driven layout
- Can show multiple perspectives simultaneously
## Variants
| Variant | Focus | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-------|-----------------|
| **Dialogue** | Conversation between characters | Alternating bubbles |
| **Thought** | Internal monologue or ideas | Cloud-shaped bubbles |
| **Annotation** | Labels pointing to objects | Pointer bubbles |
## Best For
- FAQ or Q&A formats
- Multiple stakeholder perspectives
- Character-driven explanations
- Testimonial or quote collections
## Visual Elements
- Characters or avatars as anchors
- Varied bubble shapes (speech, thought, shout)
- Bubble tails pointing to speakers
- Color-coded bubbles per character
## Text Placement
- Content inside bubbles
- Character names below avatars
- Title outside the bubble cluster
## Recommended Pairings
- `cartoon-flat`: Classic comic dialogue
- `kawaii`: Cute character conversations
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn bubble annotations

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# spiral-vortex
Elements spiral inward toward the center.
## Structure
- Content arranged along a spiral path converging to the center
- Outer elements represent the start or broader context
- Inner elements represent the core or conclusion
- Creates a sense of focus and convergence
## Best For
- Narrowing or focusing narratives
- "Drilling down" from broad to specific
- Cyclical processes with increasing depth
- Abstract concept visualizations
## Visual Elements
- Spiral path with content nodes along it
- Decreasing element size toward the center
- Color gradient from outer to inner
- Central focal element at the vortex
## Text Placement
- Labels along the spiral path
- Central label at the vortex
- Title at the outer edge or top
## Recommended Pairings
- `neon-futurism`: Futuristic vortex effects
- `origami`: Geometric spiral patterns
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast spiral compositions

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# step-staircase
A stair-step arrangement rising or descending to show progression.
## Structure
- Steps arranged diagonally, each higher (or lower) than the previous
- Each step represents a stage, level, or milestone
- Directional arrows or connectors between steps
- Clear start at bottom-left and end at top-right (or reverse)
## Best For
- Growth or escalation narratives
- Skill or maturity level progressions
- Pricing tiers
- Achievement or unlock sequences
## Visual Elements
- Staircase shape with distinct step blocks
- Icons or numbers on each step
- Upward arrow or trajectory line
- Color gradient from start to end
## Text Placement
- Step label on or beside each step
- Brief description below each step
- Title at top or along the staircase
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business growth stages
- `paper-collage`: Friendly skill progressions
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast achievement steps

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# story-mountain
Plot structure visualization showing rising action, climax, and resolution.
## Structure
- Mountain/arc shape
- Rising slope (build-up)
- Peak (climax)
- Falling slope (resolution)
- Start and end at base level
## Best For
- Narrative structures
- Project lifecycles
- Tension/release patterns
- Emotional journeys
- Campaign arcs
## Visual Elements
- Mountain or arc curve
- Points along the path
- Climax visually emphasized
- Slope steepness meaningful
- Base camps or milestones
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Stage labels along path
- Climax prominently labeled
- Brief descriptions at points
- Start/end clearly marked
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Narrative journeys
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Educational plot diagrams
- `cartoon-flat`: Dramatic story arcs

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# storyboard
Panel layout resembling film storyboards, showing sequential scenes.
## Structure
- Multiple rectangular panels arranged in rows
- Each panel shows a distinct scene or moment
- Panels have a cinematic aspect ratio (wider than tall)
- Scene transitions implied between panels
## Variants
| Variant | Focus | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-------|-----------------|
| **Film Storyboard** | Scene-by-scene narrative | Cinematic framing, camera angles |
| **Process Storyboard** | Step-by-step actions | Action focus, minimal background |
## Best For
- Narrative or scenario explanations
- User journey or experience maps
- Process walkthroughs with context
- "How it works" storytelling
## Visual Elements
- Rectangular panels with consistent borders
- Scene illustrations within each panel
- Panel numbers or timestamps
- Optional director's notes below panels
## Text Placement
- Scene description below each panel
- Panel number at top corner
- Overall title above the panel grid
## Recommended Pairings
- `cartoon-flat`: Classic storyboard panels
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn scene sketches
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast cinematic panels

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# strong-perspective
Perspective lines converge toward the subject, creating depth.
## Structure
- Vanishing point(s) draw the eye toward the subject
- Foreground elements larger, background elements smaller
- Strong sense of 3D depth on a 2D canvas
- Subject placed at or near the vanishing point
## Best For
- Architectural or spatial content
- Journey or path metaphors
- Depth-driven product showcases
- Immersive scene illustrations
## Visual Elements
- Converging perspective lines (roads, corridors, shelves)
- Size gradient from foreground to background
- Subject highlighted at the convergence point
- Optional atmospheric haze for depth
## Text Placement
- Title at top or foreground
- Subject label near the vanishing point
- Supporting text in foreground zones
## Recommended Pairings
- `origami`: 3D spatial layouts
- `neon-futurism`: Futuristic corridor perspectives
- `storybook-watercolor`: Painterly depth scenes

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# structural-breakdown
Internal structure visualization with labeled parts or layers.
## Structure
- Central subject (object, system, body)
- Parts or layers clearly shown
- Labels with callout lines
- Exploded or cutaway view
- Optional zoomed detail sections
## Variants
| Variant | View Type | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-----------|-----------------|
| **Exploded** | Parts separated outward | Component relationships |
| **Cross-section** | Sliced/cutaway view | Internal layers, composition |
## Best For
- Product part breakdowns
- Anatomy explanations
- System components
- Device teardowns
- Material composition
## Visual Elements
- Main subject clearly rendered
- Callout lines with dots/arrows
- Label boxes at endpoints
- Numbered parts optionally
- Layer boundaries or separation
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Part/layer labels at callouts
- Brief descriptions in boxes
- Legend for numbered systems
- Depth/thickness if relevant
## Recommended Pairings
- `technical-schematic`: Technical schematics
- `aged-academia`: Classic anatomical style
- `paper-collage`: Friendly breakdowns

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# swimlane
Parallel lanes representing different roles or departments, with a shared timeline.
## Structure
- Canvas divided into horizontal or vertical parallel lanes
- Each lane represents a role, department, or actor
- Timeline or process flow runs across all lanes
- Handoffs between lanes shown with crossing arrows
## Best For
- Cross-functional process flows
- Multi-stakeholder workflows
- Service blueprints
- Responsibility assignment diagrams
## Visual Elements
- Clearly labeled parallel lanes
- Process steps within each lane
- Crossing arrows for handoffs between lanes
- Timeline or sequence indicator
## Text Placement
- Lane labels at the left edge or top
- Step labels within each lane
- Handoff labels on crossing arrows
- Title above the swimlane diagram
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business process swimlanes
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering workflow diagrams
- `ui-wireframe`: Service blueprint wireframes

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# swiss-grid
Strict Swiss International Style grid system, rational and objective.
## Structure
- Precise mathematical grid with defined columns and rows
- All elements aligned to the grid with no exceptions
- Generous but consistent margins
- Typography-driven hierarchy
## Best For
- Corporate or institutional communications
- Annual reports and formal documents
- Technical reference materials
- Content requiring maximum clarity and order
## Visual Elements
- Strict column grid (typically 3-6 columns)
- Consistent baseline grid for typography
- Minimal decoration; structure is the aesthetic
- Black, white, and one accent color
## Text Placement
- All text aligned to grid columns
- Consistent leading and type sizes
- Captions and labels follow grid rules
## Recommended Pairings
- `technical-schematic`: Engineering precision layouts
- `ui-wireframe`: Interface grid systems
- `corporate-memphis`: Modern grid-based designs

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# text-wrap
Text tightly wraps around the contours of shapes or images.
## Structure
- Image or shape placed within a text block
- Text flows around the shape's outline
- Creates organic integration of text and image
- Shape acts as an anchor within the text flow
## Best For
- Magazine-style editorial layouts
- Illustrated articles or reports
- Content where image and text are equally important
- Flowing narrative with visual support
## Visual Elements
- Irregular or shaped image with clear contour
- Text flowing around the shape boundary
- Optional drop cap or pull quote
- Consistent text column width
## Text Placement
- Text wraps around the image contour
- Image positioned left, right, or center within text
- Caption below or beside the image
## Recommended Pairings
- `aged-academia`: Classic editorial text wraps
- `storybook-watercolor`: Illustrated story pages
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Hand-drawn image with flowing text

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# three-tier
Layout divided horizontally into top, middle, and bottom sections.
## Structure
- Three horizontal bands stacked vertically
- Each band has a distinct role: header / body / footer
- Bands may have different heights (e.g., 20% / 60% / 20%)
- Clear visual separation between bands
## Variants
| Variant | Focus | Visual Emphasis |
|---------|-------|-----------------|
| **Header-Body-Footer** | Standard page structure | Title top, content middle, CTA bottom |
| **Intro-Detail-Summary** | Educational flow | Hook top, depth middle, takeaway bottom |
## Best For
- Structured educational infographics
- Report-style layouts
- Before/during/after narratives
- Multi-phase process overviews
## Visual Elements
- Distinct background colors or textures per band
- Horizontal rules or decorative dividers
- Icons or illustrations anchoring each band
## Text Placement
- Top band: title and hook
- Middle band: main content, data, or steps
- Bottom band: summary, CTA, or source
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Business reports
- `chalkboard`: Educational breakdowns
- `aged-academia`: Historical or academic content

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# tile-layout
Metro-style tiles with blocky color entrances.
## Structure
- Grid of rectangular tiles in varied sizes
- Each tile is a solid color block with icon and label
- Inspired by Windows Metro / Material Design tile systems
- Tiles may be 1×1, 2×1, or 2×2 units
## Best For
- App or feature navigation overviews
- Category or topic indexes
- Dashboard entry points
- Color-coded classification systems
## Visual Elements
- Bold solid-color tile backgrounds
- Large icon centered in each tile
- Short label below or over the icon
- Consistent tile border radius
## Text Placement
- Label within each tile
- Optional subtitle below the label
- Section title above tile groups
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Vibrant flat tile grids
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast color blocks
- `pixel-art`: Retro tile-based interfaces

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# top-image-bottom-text
Image at the top, text content below.
## Structure
- Upper half (50-70%): full-width image or illustration
- Lower half (30-50%): text content area
- Clear horizontal dividing line or natural transition
- Text area may include title, body, and CTA
## Best For
- Article or blog post covers
- Product announcements with visual lead
- Educational cards with concept illustration
- Social media posts
## Visual Elements
- Dominant image filling the top zone
- Clean text area below with good typography
- Optional color band or shape as transition element
## Text Placement
- Title immediately below the image
- Body text beneath the title
- CTA or caption at the bottom
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Clean editorial cards
- `storybook-watercolor`: Illustrated story cards
- `paper-collage`: Friendly educational posts

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# tree-branching
Hierarchical structure branching from root to leaves, showing categories and subcategories.
## Structure
- Root/trunk at top or left
- Branches splitting into sub-branches
- Leaves as terminal nodes
- Clear parent-child relationships
- Balanced or organic branching
## Best For
- Taxonomies and classifications
- Decision trees
- Organizational charts
- File/folder structures
- Family trees
## Visual Elements
- Connecting lines showing relationships
- Nodes at branch points
- Icons or labels at each node
- Color coding by branch
- Visual weight decreasing toward leaves
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Root concept prominently labeled
- Branch and leaf labels
- Optional descriptions at key nodes
- Legend for categories
## Recommended Pairings
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly taxonomies
- `aged-academia`: Scientific classifications
- `origami`: Geometric tree structures

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# ultra-minimalist
Minimal background with only a logo or very short word centered.
## Structure
- Near-empty canvas with a single central element
- Extreme negative space surrounding the element
- No supporting text, decoration, or secondary elements
- Pure focus on one element
## Best For
- Brand identity presentations
- Single-word or single-concept statements
- Teaser or reveal content
- Luxury or premium brand communications
## Visual Elements
- Single centered element (logo, word, or icon)
- Clean, uncluttered background
- Optional subtle texture or gradient
- No borders or frames
## Text Placement
- Single word or very short phrase only
- Centered, with maximum surrounding space
- No supporting text
## Recommended Pairings
- `luxury-minimal`: Premium brand minimalism
- `luxury-minimal`: Gallery-like single element display
- `knolling`: Clean single-object presentation

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# venn-diagram
Overlapping circles showing relationships, commonalities, and differences.
## Structure
- 2-3 overlapping circles
- Each circle is a category/concept
- Overlaps show shared elements
- Center shows common to all
- Unique areas for exclusives
## Best For
- Concept relationships
- Skill overlaps
- Market segments
- Comparative analysis
- Finding common ground
## Visual Elements
- Translucent circle fills
- Clear overlap regions
- Distinct colors per circle
- Icons in regions
- Boundary labels
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Circle labels outside or on edge
- Items in appropriate regions
- Overlap region labels
- Legend if needed
## Recommended Pairings
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly concept overlaps
- `corporate-memphis`: Business segment analysis
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast comparisons

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# visual-first
A large main image with very short explanatory text.
## Structure
- Image or illustration occupies 70-85% of the canvas
- Text is minimal: a headline and 1-3 short labels
- Visual carries the primary message
- Text provides only essential context
## Best For
- Emotional or atmospheric content
- Single-concept visual metaphors
- Social media posts where image stops the scroll
- Minimalist infographic posters
## Visual Elements
- Dominant, high-quality central image
- Minimal text overlay or caption
- Strong visual metaphor that communicates without words
- Clean negative space for any text
## Text Placement
- Short headline at top or bottom
- 1-3 brief labels if needed
- No body text or long descriptions
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Evocative painted scenes
- `cartoon-flat`: Powerful single-image statements
- `knolling`: Clean product-first layouts

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# visual-tension
Stretching, deformation, or contrast creates a pulled visual tension.
## Structure
- Elements appear stretched, compressed, or in conflict
- Opposing forces implied through shape distortion or contrast
- Visual instability that draws the eye
- Tension resolved or unresolved depending on message
## Best For
- Conflict or challenge narratives
- Before/during transformation content
- Emotional or psychological concepts
- Abstract concept visualization
## Visual Elements
- Distorted or stretched shapes
- Opposing color or size contrasts
- Implied force vectors (arrows, lines pulling in opposite directions)
- Optional motion blur or deformation effects
## Text Placement
- Title in a stable zone outside the tension area
- Labels near the tension points
- Resolution text at the bottom
## Recommended Pairings
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast tension compositions
- `neon-futurism`: Glitch-style distortion
- `glitch-art`: Torn and fragmented tension

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# wave-path
A gentle wave path, horizontal or vertical, connects content nodes.
## Structure
- Content nodes arranged along a sinusoidal wave
- Gentler and more rhythmic than an S-curve
- Can be horizontal (left-to-right) or vertical (top-to-bottom)
- Nodes alternate above and below the wave centerline
## Best For
- Rhythmic or cyclical processes
- Content with a natural ebb and flow
- Timeline alternatives with visual interest
- Processes with recurring patterns
## Visual Elements
- Smooth wave line connecting nodes
- Nodes at wave peaks and troughs
- Optional fill between wave and baseline
- Consistent node styling
## Text Placement
- Labels at each node
- Title at the start of the wave
- Conclusion at the end
## Recommended Pairings
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Organic hand-drawn waves
- `storybook-watercolor`: Flowing illustrated paths
- `corporate-memphis`: Smooth business process waves

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# winding-roadmap
Curved path showing journey with milestones and checkpoints.
## Structure
- S-curve or winding path
- Milestones along the path
- Start and destination points
- Side elements (obstacles, helpers)
- Progress indicators
## Best For
- Project roadmaps
- Career paths
- Customer journeys
- Learning paths
- Strategy timelines
## Visual Elements
- Curving road or river
- Milestone markers/flags
- Scene elements along path
- Vehicle/character on journey
- Destination landmark
## Text Placement
- Title at top
- Milestone labels at each point
- Path section names
- Destination description
- Optional timeline indicators
## Recommended Pairings
- `storybook-watercolor`: Whimsical journeys
- `crayon-hand-drawn`: Friendly roadmaps
- `origami`: Technical project paths

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# z-pattern
Eye movement follows a Z path: top-left → top-right → bottom-left → bottom-right.
## Structure
- Key elements placed at the four corners of the Z path
- Top horizontal: title and primary hook
- Diagonal: supporting visual or transition element
- Bottom horizontal: CTA or conclusion
- Leverages natural Western reading eye movement
## Best For
- Landing page style infographics
- Marketing and promotional content
- Content with a clear call to action
- Two-column layouts with diagonal flow
## Visual Elements
- Strong anchor elements at Z corners
- Diagonal visual element (image, arrow, or line) connecting mid-points
- Clear visual hierarchy along the Z path
- Negative space guiding the eye
## Text Placement
- Headline at top-left
- Supporting info at top-right
- Key visual or transition at center diagonal
- CTA or summary at bottom-right
## Recommended Pairings
- `corporate-memphis`: Marketing layouts
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-impact promotional designs
- `ui-wireframe`: Landing page wireframes