We’ve been experimenting with a design skill we built around specific visual styles. For this test, we picked Y2K vaporwave and ran it in Claude with a single prompt, which gave us two different versions.

The goal was to see how far a reusable design skill could carry one clear visual direction. Still exploring, but this is getting interesting!

which one you’d go with, dark or light? 👇

Dark version!!

Looking good gets attention, but actually working is what builds a business.

Pretty visuals might turn heads, but effective design has a clear job to do: communicate fast, build trust, and drive action.

Here is what makes design actually perform:

• Hierarchy: Leading the eye naturally to what matters most. • Clarity: Explaining what you do in seconds with zero confusion. • Brand Support: Backing up your reputation at every single touchpoint. • Action: Making the next step completely obvious and frictionless.

When you balance aesthetics with real purpose, that is when design pays for itself.