Three good-looking images can solve three different problems. Choose the one that fits your brief, then refine it. Try this approach: 1. Freeze the brief. Specify audience, placement, message, required elements and constraints. 2. Vary one main design choice. Request or sketch three clearly different compositions, such as centered subject, subject on the right with space for copy, and a three-part sequence. 3. Use a shared review rubric. Check message clarity, text space, crop resilience and consistency with the brand. 4. Refine the strongest direction. Choose a candidate and write a targeted revision. Illustrative comparison for a tutorial cover: A centers the subject and leaves little headline space. B places the subject to the right and reserves a clear text area. C shows three sequential panels but feels dense at small size. If headline readability is the main goal, refine B. These are layout sketches, not measured campaign results. Prompt to try in MOYU AI: “Propose three composition directions for this brief. Keep the message and required elements fixed. For each, explain text space, focal point and crop risks. Compare them against the same criteria and recommend a revision, not an unsupported performance claim.” Check the draft against your sources before using it. Product visuals are supplied promotional examples, not results from this prompt. MOYU AI: https://moiii.ai/home When choosing a visual, what usually wins: clarity, originality or available text space? #MOYUAI #AIProductivity #VisualDesign - @henslin.city