# Visual System

## Core DNA

- Use deep cobalt blue as the dominant canvas with dense radial action rays.
- Use red, yellow, black, and white as controlled high-contrast accents.
- Use thick irregular black ink, crisp cel shading, Ben-Day dots, and strong white keylines.
- Use huge condensed Japanese action headlines with red/white/yellow color blocking.
- Use jagged panels, impact bursts, lightning, target rings, and thick red transformation arrows.
- Use grayscale for stuck old states, electric blue for action, and bright yellow for results or adoption.
- Use a recurring Japanese business learner whose action and posture become more confident.
- Use a dark-cobalt takeaway band with large white copy and one yellow emphasis phrase.

## Page Architecture

Use an oversized headline, a short white burst subline, one dominant middle transformation construction, exactly three integrated labels, and a dark-cobalt takeaway band. Make the direction of change unmistakable through color progression, arrows, rising geometry, or posture.

## Character and Object Treatment

Use one recurring business learner as the audience surrogate, not a branded hero. Rotate stuck, planning, testing, reviewing, running, sharing, and flag-bearing actions. Let checklists, charts, magnifiers, folders, roads, matrices, targets, and workflow boards teach the concept. Avoid capes, masks, superhero logos, copied characters, stock portraits, photorealism, and character-only posters.

## Avoid

- Soft gradients, pastel palettes, thin corporate icons, generic blue dashboards, rounded equal cards, or empty minimalism.
- Branded superhero imagery, copyrighted costumes, generic manga pages, anime portrait dominance, 3D toys, platform UI, or spreadsheet aesthetics.
- Fake logos, QR codes, URLs, dates, prices, English labels, unrelated symbols, decorative pseudo-text, signatures, or watermarks.
