Creation & motion
Art direction, sections, AI tools, interactions, motion, preview, and visual review.
Scroll motion reliability: pins, page-load triggers, grouped GSAP, and preview/export parity
Build and verify responsive scroll experiences without losing grouped motion, page-load triggers, stylesheets, or playable media between editor, preview, and export.
Designer art directions: choose, customize, and verify a visual language
Set a project or page art direction before building, understand the eight supplied systems, save variations, and check conformance instead of settling for generic styling.
Designer Draw mode: mark the canvas and send one complete AI turn
Annotate the visible design with pen, boxes, arrows, text, picks, notes, and attachments, then send the marks and rendered screenshot together as one actionable request.
Designer AI, motion, interaction, drawing, and media tools
Use Design, Plan, and Ask safely; target elements and layers; author motion and interaction; annotate; research; and run local media tools inside Designer.
Designer visual review: quick checks, full review, and scoped QA
Use free rendered measurements while building, reserve the full visual review for a clean quick pass, and interpret scoped facet/element coverage honestly.
Discover and apply native Designer motion recipes
Use the Designer motion-recipe catalog to find a kind-compatible worked motion example, bind it to real page element IDs, apply its native motion/interaction specs in order, and verify the result in t
Designer immersive section kit and the 181-section library
Assemble immersive pages from nine motion-aware backbone sections and a searchable 181-section library while keeping pinned scroll travel reachable.
Designer Graphics: build a carousel and edit its card fills
Use the Cards rail to select, add, duplicate, remove, and reorder graphic slides, then edit supported gradient fills visually without losing advanced CSS values.
Designer build workflow and current review tools
Build a complete page without ceremony, use focused checks for uncertainty, understand quick versus full review, and report evidence rather than treating missing checks as passes.