Blueprint generator
Turn product truth into page architecture.
The generator retrieves category patterns from the corpus and converts them into hero strategy, proof objects, page sequence, trust layers, copy vocabulary, and build prompts.
Recommended route
Ai + Enterprise + Healthcare website blueprint
Enterprise-trust route
Section
Hero/
Name the buyer's situation and show the first proof object immediately.
Proof: Code
Use a specific category claim, one sentence of operational context, and one primary CTA.
Visual: Use a workflow or compliance-safe care/admin artifact; avoid generic medical stock photos unless paired with product evidence.
Section
Mechanism/
Explain how the product changes state without exposing the entire engine.
Proof: Workflow timeline, dashboard state, report, code path, or approval chain.
Write in input -> system action -> output -> buyer consequence format.
Visual: Use a workflow diagram or annotated product sequence showing input, system action, output, and review.
Section
Use Cases/
Tie each use case to a buyer situation, not a generic feature.
Proof: Three to five situation-specific modules with visible artifacts.
Each module should name trigger, actor, product action, output, and business consequence.
Visual: Pair every use case with a specific artifact: screenshot, report preview, document state, chart, or before/after.
Section
Trust/
Reduce the risk specific to this category.
Proof: HIPAA/security posture, permissions, and audit trail.
Pair every claim with evidence: customer, metric, compliance, docs, pricing, or changelog.
Visual: Use customer proof, security/compliance visuals, implementation diagrams, docs/status captures, or credible metrics.
Section
Conversion/
Route visitors to the right next action based on buying motion.
Proof: Demo path, trial path, pricing path, or implementation checklist.
Use one primary CTA and one lower-friction secondary CTA. Do not hide the next step.
Visual: Show the next-step artifact: demo booking state, setup checklist, trial screen, pricing comparison, or implementation path.
Taste direction
enterprise-safe
enterprise or regulated buyer
Use restrained composition, visible governance/security proof, clear permissions language, and risk-reducing customer or compliance evidence.
Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org: Security
high-trust
trust-heavy buying motion
Use restrained composition, visible governance/security proof, clear permissions language, and risk-reducing customer or compliance evidence.
Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org: 3 trust signal(s), 2 trust visual(s).
product-specific
product-led proof
Use restrained composition, visible governance/security proof, clear permissions language, and risk-reducing customer or compliance evidence.
Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org: 3 proof object(s) and proof visual evidence detected.
technical
developer or technical evaluator
Use restrained composition, visible governance/security proof, clear permissions language, and risk-reducing customer or compliance evidence.
Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org: Technical language or developer proof detected.
abstract
abstract visual language
Use restrained composition, visible governance/security proof, clear permissions language, and risk-reducing customer or compliance evidence.
Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org: Abstract or decorative visual system detected.
dense
information-heavy evaluation
Use restrained composition, visible governance/security proof, clear permissions language, and risk-reducing customer or compliance evidence.
Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org: 17 section(s), 4372 section characters.
Visual asset brief
Hero
UI Mockup
Make the product feel real in the first viewport.
Use a workflow or compliance-safe care/admin artifact; avoid generic medical stock photos unless paired with product evidence.
Reference corpus contains ui mockup as a proof visual role.
Mechanism
Workflow or system diagram
Explain how the product changes state.
Create a clear diagram showing trigger, actor, product action, output, and review/approval step.
Trust
Trust evidence visual
Reduce perceived risk.
Use compliance badges, customer proof, security architecture, docs/status capture, or implementation evidence tied to the category.
Section visual requirements
product
ui_mockup, dashboard_screenshot, hero_product_screenshot, chart_graph
Product section is missing expected visual evidence: ui_mockup, dashboard_screenshot, hero_product_screenshot, chart_graph.
Make product claims inspectable with real interface states, output previews, dashboards, or artifacts. Target: ui_mockup, dashboard_screenshot, hero_product_screenshot, chart_graph.
Evidence: Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org
trust
integration_logo, customer_person_image, compliance_security_badge
Trust section has visuals, but they appear decorative or too small to carry the claim.
Pair every trust claim with a visual proof object, not just text. Target: integration_logo, customer_person_image, compliance_security_badge.
Evidence: Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org
pricing
dashboard_screenshot, report_document_preview, compliance_security_badge
Pricing section has visuals, but they appear decorative or too small to carry the claim.
Support pricing with comparison, ROI, billing, plan, or compliance visuals. Target: dashboard_screenshot, report_document_preview, compliance_security_badge.
Evidence: Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org
conversion
hero_product_screenshot, ui_mockup, customer_person_image
Conversion section has visuals, but they appear decorative or too small to carry the claim.
Use section-specific visuals that perform proof, clarity, trust, emotion, or conversion work. Target: hero_product_screenshot, ui_mockup, customer_person_image.
Evidence: Internet for people, not profit / mozilla.org
References from corpus
Internet for people, not profit
mozilla.org
Useful enterprise-safe taste signal for enterprise or regulated buyer.
Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
iana.org
Strong code proof object.
Avoid
Generic gradient SaaS hero with no product evidence.
Fake dashboards with meaningless metrics.
Image-free pages that rely on cards and copy alone.
Decorative visuals that do not provide proof, emotion, orientation, or clarity.
Copy built around unlock, transform, seamless, or all-in-one without proof.
Logo wall without explanation or buyer-relevant context.
AI claims that do not show context, action, output, and human review.