Readable hierarchy
Organize headline, date, location, and action information for both distance and close reading.
Give the models the audience, required information, and intended mood. Compare complete compositions before developing the strongest visual idea.
Results are grouped by model on the tree canvas. Any card can branch into the next iteration.
Each direction independently solves information hierarchy, composition, and visual character.
Organize headline, date, location, and action information for both distance and close reading.
Explore type-led, image-led, geometric, and editorial approaches in parallel.
Keep every direction and continue adjusting copy, color, format, or emphasis from any one.
Combine strong rhythm with clear ticket information.
Balance event identity with useful visitor information.
Build memory around the product silhouette and one key message.
Provide subject, audience, required copy, output size, and desired atmosphere.
Let several models solve the same communication problem in different ways.
Branch from one result to refine typography, content density, color, or format.
List all required copy in the brief, then verify dates, addresses, prices, and names before publishing.
Yes. Use multiple models or explicit directions; every result remains available as its own card.
Select it and request a focused change such as stronger hierarchy, fewer elements, or a vertical format.