Building Realms
Prompting
Your prompt is a creative brief, not a command. The better you describe the feeling, the better Seyu builds the place.
The anatomy of a brief
Strong briefs answer three questions. You do not need full sentences or design vocabulary, you need clarity about what you want people to feel:
- Mood. The emotional temperature. Midnight and precise? Warm and handmade? Loud and neon?
- Story. What should happen as visitors move through the realm? What do they see first, what unfolds, where do they end up?
- Brand. Who is this for, and what should stay recognizably yours: name, product, voice, colors if you have them.
Examples
A brief that gives Seyu room to craft:
a dreamlike site for a Berlin techno label. dark fog, pulsing light on the beat. as you scroll, releases drift past like signs in the night and the bass feels closer with every chapter.
The same idea, underspecified:
a cool dark website for my music label
Both will produce a realm. The first one produces yours on the first draft.
What you can leave out
Everything technical. Layout, typography pairings, easing curves, performance budgets, responsive behavior: that is Seyu's craft. If you mention them, Seyu treats it as direction. If you do not, it makes opinionated choices tuned to your brief.
Note
You cannot ruin anything. Every draft is a starting point, and directing afterwards is where the realm becomes precise. Underspecify and iterate rather than writing a novel upfront.