

Use the supplied white-background product image as the only product identity. Preserve its horizontal capsule body, recessed braided USB-C cable, corner dock, indicator slit, ports and proportions. Visual system: soft white and light gray with sea-green, charcoal, sand, mist-blue and muted-plum accents; rounded panels, diagonal movement and restrained studio shadows. Layout system: five connected sections mixing a large lineup, wide banner, paired lifestyle cards, navigation pills and an asymmetric closing panel. VISUAL SEGMENT 1 — Color family Exact headline: “Power, made to travel.” Exact supporting copy: “One compact form. Five considered colors.” Composition: exactly five products in a diagonal progression—sea green, charcoal, sand, mist blue and muted plum. Every version has identical geometry, cable, ports and physical size; only color changes. VISUAL SEGMENT 2 — Integrated cable Exact headline: “Built-in cable, ready when you are.” Composition: wide banner; text left; one large product right with cable lifted from its channel and one circular dock close-up. VISUAL SEGMENT 3 — Portability Exact headline: “Small enough to keep close.” Composition: two equal rounded scenes: product entering a jacket pocket; a different hand holding it beside a travel pouch. VISUAL SEGMENT 4 — Feature rhythm Composition: four equal outlined pills reading “Built-in cable”, “Compact form”, “Color choice”, “Easy carry”; below, one asymmetric close-up banner. Exact headline: “A clear connection, without the loose cable.” VISUAL SEGMENT 5 — Everyday connection Exact headline: “One form for the everyday handoff.” Composition: wide panel divided by a soft diagonal; product connected to a generic phone on the left; cable seated in its dock on the right; simple non-numeric path graphic. Render at 1200px width with content-driven height. Use no alternate product geometry, size changes, extra cables, logos, numbers, wattage, capacity, battery percentage, compatibility claims, copied scenes, extra readable text, watermark or pseudo-text.







