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Concept scene: Aurora Veil — open in library →
MultiLangVerifiedby Motif Studiopublished 2026-09-10

Multi-language page — one brief, three languages

vibe: locale-true, parallel, length-aware

starter4 blocks, 2 stacks800 tokens to run (estimate)
prompt.txt — copy-paste ready
A prompt-form experiment: one product-landing brief delivered in three languages, with the i18n thinking shown, not hidden.
• Parallel pages: the same page in three locales (e.g. English, German, Japanese) behind a real toggle — each translation written by a native hand, not machine-flattened, with layout that survives the length changes ('German is 30% longer; Japanese is shorter and denser — the grid is tested at all three').
• i18n notes: a notes rail on each locale card covering the real decisions — number formats, date order, currency, the word that has no equivalent and how the copy solved it.
• Locale proof: three 'proof' lines per locale showing a localised date, a localised price, and a localised unit — because dates and money are where translation breaks visibly.
• RTL note: an honest note that this brief is LTR-only and what an Arabic or Hebrew pass would change (mirroring, not just text direction) — the page names its own scope.
• Palette: one design system, three voice-and-length-tuned layouts; the palette stays constant to prove the system survives the languages.
Stacks shipped:HTMLReactBlocks:Parallel pagesI18n notesLocale proofRTL note
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Before you run it, know this
  • Lowest score was Codex at 89/100 — Locale proof clever; RTL note honest about scope.
  • All models built cleanly on the first pass.