Create one complete vertical Amazon A+ preview image at 1200 px width with a naturally tall canvas. Use exactly seven visually continuous modules and no white or near-white horizontal separator lines. Use a calm premium home palette of warm ivory, light oak, sage, charcoal, and sea-glass teal, with editorial sans-serif typography, strong hierarchy, compact copy blocks, and image-led compositions. Transitions must be formed by shared flooring, tonal fields, shadows, or faint navigation paths.
Use one locked robot-vacuum-and-dock system consistently throughout: a low-profile warm-silver rounded shield robot with a slightly flat front, charcoal lower frame, continuous translucent sea-glass-teal front sensor band, low oval lidar pod slightly behind center, one round start button, and one slim return button. The matching warm-silver dock has two rounded columns joined by a shallow solid top bridge, a teal clean-water window on the left, smoky dirty-water window on the right, correctly sized central entrance, charcoal wash tray, and small understated MOCKUP text on the upper bridge. Maintain identical proportions, materials, controls, sensor band, lidar position, water-window locations, and docking geometry in every view. Do not stretch, deform, or substitute the product.
Module 1, approximately 17% height: a bright newly designed living room. Place the complete product system prominently at right and a generic adult couple with a medium-haired cat in the background. Use “CLEAN FLOORS. LESS DAILY HANDLING.”, “ROBOT VACUUM + MOP SYSTEM”, and “Vacuuming, mopping and dock care in one coordinated routine.” Add four compact line-icon labels: “7,000 Pa SUCTION”, “DUAL ROTATING MOPS”, “OBSTACLE AWARENESS”, and “SELF-CLEANING DOCK”.
Module 2, approximately 14% height: overhead view of the same robot crossing from a rug edge to oak flooring, with pet fur, crumbs, a subtle sea-glass suction trail, and a generic resting cat bed. Use “LIFT FUR AND CRUMBS IN ONE PASS”, “7,000 Pa FOCUSED SUCTION”, and “ANTI-TANGLE MAIN BRUSH”.
Module 3, approximately 13% height: low three-quarter technical view of the same robot with a restrained transparent underside cutaway showing the central brush path, correct wheels, exactly two circular mop pads, and vertical lift arrows. Use “ROTATE. PRESS. LIFT.”, “180 RPM DUAL MOPS”, “12 mm CARPET LIFT”, and “ADAPTIVE DOWNWARD PRESSURE”.
Module 4, approximately 13% height: place the same split-arch dock in a calm utility corner, transparent only where needed to show separated clean and dirty water routes, the wash tray, and warm teal airflow aligned beneath the two mop pads. The robot must enter the opening correctly. Use “WASHED PADS. READY FOR THE NEXT ROOM.”, “45 °C WARM-AIR DRYING”, and “SEPARATE CLEAN AND DIRTY WATER PATHS”.
Module 5, approximately 14% height: show the robot in a new living space with a slipper, toy blocks, cable loop, and pet bowl. Use restrained teal sensing volumes and route arcs around each obstacle. Use “SEE THE FLOOR BEFORE MOVING THROUGH IT”, “WIDE FRONT SENSOR BAND”, “MULTI-ZONE OBSTACLE AWARENESS”, and “GENTLER ROUTES AROUND DAILY CLUTTER”.
Module 6, approximately 13% height: a continuous split composition with a generic unbranded phone and original room-map interface at left, and the same robot projecting a teal lidar route through a new lounge at right. Use “MAP ROOMS. BUILD CLEANING ROUTES.”, “LIDAR-GUIDED ROOM MAPPING”, and “ROOM, ZONE AND NO-GO AREA CONTROL”.
Module 7, approximately 12% height: a newly designed three-level cutaway home model, five clean floating floor-map cards, and one small view of the locked robot. Use “ONE ROBOT FOR MULTIPLE FLOORS”, “SAVE UP TO 5 FLOOR MAPS”, and “PLACE THE ROBOT AND CHOOSE THE FLOOR”. Reserve the last 4% of the full canvas below all information as empty warm-ivory flooring with only a very faint sea-glass route fading out.
All people, pets, rooms, UI, diagrams, icons, obstacles, and the house model must be newly designed. Keep all copy legible and correctly spelled. Do not include original or invented brands, device logos, award marks, certifications, “world’s first”, recognition-accuracy claims, absolute zero-tangle claims, prices, calls to action, shopping UI, pagination dots, module labels, filenames, canvas dimensions, placeholders, or gibberish. Do not add any content to the bottom safe zone and do not crop the last module.