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Explore grounded UI directions
Create real choices without abandoning the project's visual identity.
Workflow
- Read
.21st/design.jsonand the relevant product UI. If context is missing,
run 21st init --design-context.
- Search 21st for multiple relevant references before generating:
bash
21st search "<interface and product context>" --context auto- Define three named directions. Each direction must differ on at least two
meaningful axes such as hierarchy, information density, navigation model, content emphasis, interaction pattern, or composition. Color-only variants do not count.
- Keep shared constraints fixed: real stack, tokens, brand assets, required
content, accessibility, and responsive behavior.
- Generate or implement comparable previews. Prefer:
bash
21st generate "<goal plus fixed constraints>" --context auto --variants 3- Present the options together when the host supports a picker. Otherwise give
each option a preview/deep link and a compact comparison.
- Recommend one direction with concrete tradeoffs, but let the user choose.
- After selection, remove abandoned local variants and record the decision in
.21st/design.json.
Direction contract
For every direction provide:
- a short, descriptive name;
- the core idea and intended user effect;
- the 21st/project references used;
- what stays consistent with the project;
- two or more meaningful differences;
- accessibility or responsive risks;
- the best-fit scenario.
Do not generate random style mutations. Every difference must support a product or usability hypothesis that a user can evaluate.
