“Make it prettier” is how you lose an afternoon. Agents hear that as permission to invent a new aesthetic.
I prompt with constraints. Match the existing CSS variables. Keep the accent. Keep Syne / DM Sans. No new card chrome unless the section needs interaction. Extend Reveal and eyebrow patterns already on the page.
Feeding a sibling component that already looks right works better than a mood board paragraph. “Make OutcomesTeaser feel like TrustStrip” is concrete. “More premium” is not.
Motion gets the same treatment. I ask for two or three intentional motions — hero entrance, reveal on scroll — not decorative noise on every heading. Buyers for dental and contractor sites do not need confetti; they need calm trust.
I always add a mobile check in the prompt: first viewport still one composition, tap targets usable, no horizontal overflow. Agents love desktop screenshots. Patients and homeowners browse on phones.
For RazaStack client builds, polish means conversion clarity: estimate CTA visible, services scannable, reviews easy to find. Cursor can nudge spacing and hierarchy. It should not decide the brand voice.
If a run starts redesigning colors, I stop it. Re-prompt with the non-goals listed first. Non-goals are as important as goals when the model is eager.
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Dental practices and home-service contractors — tell me your services, area, and timeline. I’ll reply with a practical plan.