website-branding-preferences

name	website-branding-preferences
description	Apply the user's default website branding preferences. Use when building, editing, redesigning, cloning, recreating, or implementing a website, landing page, ecommerce UI, frontend app, or brand-bearing web experience, especially when a logo, brand name, header, navbar, hero, favicon, or site identity is involved.
version	1.0.0
user-invocable	true
argument-hint	[source brand or site]

Rules

• Do not use exact real logos, copied logo marks, or lookalike logo artwork for website builds unless the user explicitly provides permission and assets.
• Replace logo marks with the website name itself as a text wordmark in the UI.
• Rename the brand/site name to Website-$1 by default, preserving $1 as the user-provided or inferred original brand/site identifier.
• If the source brand name is ambiguous, choose a simple descriptive suffix for $1 from the user's request or the project context.
• Apply the text wordmark consistently in navbars, headers, footers, favicons where practical, metadata, page titles, mock data, and visible copy touched by the task.
• Keep the result visually polished: treat Website-$1 as the brand, not as a placeholder label.
• Make every generated website mobile responsive across common viewport widths.
• Ensure pages do not create a horizontal scrollbar; fix overflowing layouts, images, grids, absolute elements, and long text instead of hiding unresolved overflow.

Examples

• A Shopify-inspired storefront for "Acme" should display Website-Acme as text instead of an Acme logo.
• A redesign based on an existing site should replace copied logo imagery with a styled Website-[source-name] wordmark.