Who it is forA designer preparing a handoff who needs to show two or three defensible directions instead of one guess.
The problemA single generated page gives the client no real choice, and screenshots are weaker than the live pages themselves.
The outcomeA review folder with ranked redesign pages and a contrast sheet built from the same source evidence.
What you need first
- Node.js with npx available in a terminal
- An existing HTML page saved as a local file
Steps
- Run
npx reimagine-it variations -i page.html -n 4 -o review/ - Open the contrast sheet and the ranked pages in the review folder
- Run
npx reimagine-it -i page.html -t webpage -o reimagined/article.htmlto add a specific direction if the client wants one
Prompt for your agent
Use the reimagine-it repo to create review options for <path-to-page.html> by running `npx reimagine-it variations -i <path-to-page.html> -n 4 -o <review-folder>/`. Expected output: ranked redesign pages plus a contrast sheet in the review folder. Verify that the pages share the same source facts and that the contrast sheet lists each direction.
Caveat. The README describes ranked pages and a contrast sheet, so check the review folder contents once after the first run because exact file names are not listed in the README.
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