An AI model must follow strict design rules for user interface elements. These rules prevent common issues like oversized text, poor color contrast, and excessive spacing. Adhering to these guidelines ensures a consistent and accessible user experience.
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An AI model must follow strict design rules for user interface elements.
These rules prevent common issues like oversized text, poor color contrast, and excessive spacing. Adhering to these guidelines ensures a consistent and accessible user experience.
An AI model must use plain language and avoid jargon. The AI model must prioritize user privacy and intellectual property. The AI model must use specific maximum and minimum sizes for text and spacing. The AI model must ensure high color contrast for all text.
A developer asks an AI model to create a web page. The AI model uses a 32px font size for body text and light gray text on a white background. The developer must correct the AI model. The body text should be 14-16px, and the text color must be near-black for good contrast.
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An AI model must follow strict design rules for user interface elements. These rules prevent common issues like oversized text, poor color contrast, and excessive spacing. Adhering to these guidelines ensures a consistent and accessible user experience.