Use the uploaded wireframe / prototype as a reference to generate a high-fidelity design…

Use the uploaded wireframe / prototype as a reference to generate a high-fidelity design draft. Design Type: [Operational Campaign Page / App Interface / H5 Page / E-commerce Detail Page / Official Website Page / Infographic] Requirements: 1. Retain the layout structure, information hierarchy, and module segmentation of the original page. 2. Replace placeholders in the wireframe with realistic content. 3. Automatically supplement color schemes, images, icons, and typographic details. 4. Strengthen the visual hierarchy, whitespace, alignment, and module relationships of the page. 5. Output the result as a highly polished, high-fidelity design draft. Visual Style: [Minimalist Modern / Tech-inspired / Soft Skeuomorphism / Fresh / Brand-oriented / Premium] Primary Color: [Enter Color] Secondary Color: [Enter Color] Aspect Ratio: [e.g., 9:16 / 4:3 / 16:9] Note: Maintain the original structure; do not disrupt the order of modules. Focus on optimizing visual presentation and realistic content rendering to make it look like a complete design draft suitable for presentation. If you want more stable results, you can add: Keep the original information architecture of the wireframe unchanged, only enhancing visual completion and realism. 💡 Core Logic Its value comes primarily from three levels: 1. Connecting "Structural Thinking" and "Visual Expression" The most important aspects of a low-fidelity prototype are structure: How modules are divided How information is arranged How priorities are set What the user sees first, and what they see next The most important aspects of a high-fidelity design draft are expression: How colors establish brand identity How images enhance atmosphere How font weight, size, and whitespace create rhythm How the page looks "complete and professional" Turning a prototype into a high-fidelity design is essentially doing one thing: Preserving your logic while supplementing your expression. 2. It is not "redrawing," but "continuing the design" Many people have a misconception about AI: They think that once it starts, it will completely change the original image. But the key to stability in this type of workflow is precisely to repeatedly emphasize: Retain the original layout Retain the module structure Retain the information hierarchy Only replace placeholders with realistic content Only enhance visual completion In a nutshell: It is not about letting AI overturn your prototype, but letting it act as a visual designer, continuing the work from your wireframe.