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Create a color system for this app:
- 1 primary brand color
- 1 secondary color
- 1 accent color for highlights
- 4 neutral grays for backgrounds, surfaces, and borders
Map colors to roles such as primary, surface, border, success, warning, error.
Ensure text on backgrounds meets accessibility contrast levels.
Apply this system across the app and replace one off colors.

Use this palette and assign each hex to a role:
- #1D4ED8
- #6366F1
- #10B981
- #F3F4F6
- #111827
Define which are primary, secondary, accent, and neutral roles.
Replace hard coded colors with tokens or Tailwind classes that follow these roles.

Apply the colors from this image to my app.
Map each color to a role such as primary, background, foreground, and accent.
Replace existing colors across the app to match.

Import the "Raleway" font from Google Fonts.
Use it for page titles and section headings.
Keep the current body font for paragraphs.
Update styles across the app to follow this rule.

Add a full width hero image to the homepage that matches the current color palette.
Use a placeholder image that suggests a modern analytics dashboard.

Create a short onboarding video for my fitness app showing a simple morning workout routine. Add it to the welcome screen above the Get Started button.

Use this reference as inspiration.
Keep my layout and content, but:
- Match the button shapes and shadows
- Match the card corner radius and border style
- Apply a similar soft gradient only to the top header
Do not copy the exact colors, just the structure and feel.

From this screenshot, extract design rules for:
- Color roles
- Font sizes and weights
- Corner radius and shadows
- Spacing between sections and cards
Explain the rules, then apply a similar style using my current brand colors.

Change the background style of this element to:
background: linear-gradient(180deg, #C2C9B5 -1.25%, #EBEBEB 68.58%, #E6FC88 104.25%);
Keep all other styles the same.

Replace generic icons with more meaningful ones:
- Use icons that clearly match each navigation item and main action
- Keep icon size and stroke width consistent
- Align icons neatly with labels in navigation, lists, and buttons

Update all primary call to action buttons:
- Use the "sparkles" icon to the left of the label
- Keep icon size small and padding even
- Do not add icons to secondary or destructive buttons

Identify the main page types in this app (landing, dashboard, list, detail, form, settings).
For each type:
- Propose a consistent layout structure
- Suggest which existing components to reuse
Apply those layouts to all pages of the same type, without changing content.

Improve visual hierarchy and white space on this page:
- Make the page title clearly stand out above other text
- Use consistent section headings to group content
- Add more top and bottom padding around each section
- Increase the gap between rows of cards
Avoid adding new colors or fonts.

Make this layout responsive:
- On phones, use a single vertical column and stack sections
- On tablets, use two columns for cards where space allows
- On desktops, use three or four columns for cards
Keep images in a 4:3 aspect ratio.
Collapse the sidebar into a top menu on smaller screens.
Avoid horizontal scrolling at all breakpoints.

Design the homepage as a focused landing page:
- Clean hero section with a short headline, one supporting sentence, and one primary call to action
- Follow with three key benefits in cards
- Add a simple social proof section with logos
- Keep navigation minimal
Use my existing color and typography system.

Restructure this dashboard:
- Place the main KPI at the top left in a prominent card
- Group related metrics into a 2x2 grid of cards
- Move filters and date range controls into a clean top bar
- Reduce visual noise in charts by using consistent colors and styles

Clean up this table view:
- Increase row height slightly
- Use subtle row separators or zebra striping
- Align actions in a consistent column at the end
- Add a clear empty state with a short message and primary action

Improve this detail page:
- Move the main title and primary actions to the top of the page
- Use a two column layout with main content on the left and secondary info on the right
- Group related fields under small headings
- Make destructive actions clearly labeled and visually distinct

Redesign this form for clarity:
- Use a single column layout
- Group related fields under short headings
- Add clear labels and helper text where needed
- Show inline error messages under each field when validation fails
Use my existing typography and spacing system.

Give this app a soft neumorphic touch:
- Keep the current color palette
- Add subtle shadows to cards and primary buttons
- Avoid heavy contrast backgrounds
- Keep text contrast high for readability

Apply a subtle glass effect to overlays and side panels only:
- Use translucent surfaces with blur and a thin border
- Keep backgrounds simple so text remains readable
- Maintain strong text contrast on glass surfaces
Do not apply glass effects to all cards or main content.

Move this app toward a soft material style:
- Use clear card elevation for key sections
- Clean up alignment and grids so content lines up
- Use bold, flat colors rather than strong gradients
- Keep transitions subtle and purposeful

Add a light clay feel to key components:
- Round the corners of cards and primary buttons more
- Use softer shadows under those components
- Keep backgrounds neutral so the app remains readable
Apply this style only to interactive elements, not long text sections.

Apply a controlled neo brutalist feel to the marketing pages:
- Use one bold accent color, one dark, and one light neutral
- Add thick borders and clear sections
- Make headings large and confident
- Keep body text highly readable
Do not apply this style to data tables or dense forms.

Add subtle interactions:
- Fade in each page on load with a short duration
- Make primary buttons gently grow and brighten on hover and focus
- Add a small lift effect to cards on hover
Respect reduced motion preferences and avoid any rapid flashing.

On marketing pages only:
- Slide hero sections in from the side on first load
- Animate icons when a feature card becomes focused or hovered
- Keep animations short so the page still feels fast

Improve feedback states:
- For each main list and dashboard, add a skeleton loader that matches the layout
- Design an empty state with an icon, one line explanation, and a primary action
- Add a clear error state with a short message and a retry button where relevant
Use the existing color and typography system.

I added the framer-motion npm package. Refactor the existing card grid so each card animates on hover using framer-motion:
- Keep the current layout and copy
- Use the existing color tokens, border radius, and typography
- Respect prefers-reduced-motion and keep keyboard focus outlines clear

Refactor these components to use consistent Tailwind classes:
- Replace inline style attributes with Tailwind utilities
- Use the design tokens for colors, spacing, and typography
- Document the main class combinations for navigation, cards, and buttons

Here is my Layout.js component.
Adjust it so:
- The header is sticky on scroll
- The main content has a max width and is centered on large screens
- The background color uses the surface token from my design system
Explain what you changed in comments.

Review this app's design from a performance perspective:
- Identify heavy visual or code related elements that might slow loading
- Suggest lighter alternatives that keep the same overall look
- Propose specific places where lazy loading or code splitting would help

Audit this app for color contrast:
- Identify text or icons with low contrast against their backgrounds
- Strengthen contrast while keeping the same general palette
- Ensure primary buttons and links are clearly distinguishable
Describe the main fixes you applied.

Improve text readability:
- Increase base body font size slightly
- Increase line height for paragraphs
- Ensure headings are clearly larger than body text
- Reduce very long line lengths on wide screens

Improve keyboard and focus accessibility:
- Ensure all interactive elements can be reached with Tab
- Add visible focus styles to buttons, links, and form fields
- Fix any focus order issues on this page
Describe any major changes you made.

Adjust animations for accessibility:
- Respect the user's reduced motion preference
- Remove or simplify large continuous animations
- Keep only short, subtle motion that helps understanding

Improve accessibility of labels and alt text:
- Make button and link labels more descriptive where needed
- Add or improve alt text for important images
- Ensure headings follow a clear structure
Keep the tone and brand voice the same.

Polish this prototype:
- Create a simple color system and apply it across the app
- Define typography roles for titles, headings, and body text
- Standardize buttons and cards and use them consistently
Keep content and logic the same.

Clean up this table page:
- Increase row height and add subtle row separators
- Move row actions into a consistent column at the end
- Add a simple filter bar above the table
- Add clear loading, empty, and error states

Give this app a soft visual refresh:
- Keep brand colors the same
- Improve spacing and hierarchy on each page
- Round card and button corners slightly and soften shadows
- Add subtle hover and focus states to primary actions

Make this layout responsive for mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Avoid horizontal scrolling and keep primary actions visible without excessive scrolling.