The trick with a set is to define a shared style once and reuse it word for word on
every screen. State the screen count, give one benefit per screen, and say that the
supplied interface must be preserved exactly.
Template
Create a coordinated [N]-screen set at [pixel size] for [product].
Shared style, reuse on every screen: [background] + [brand colours by
name] + [typography] + [card style], one device mockup centred,
consistent header with the logo top-left, a small N/N marker bottom-right.
Use the uploaded screenshots as-is. Do not alter the interface, the
product, the colours or the icons.
One benefit per screen, in order: [screen 1 ... screen N].
Headlines five words or fewer, subs eight words or fewer.
Do not render font names or colour codes as visible text.Why it works
Naming the shared style once and repeating "reuse on every screen" is what holds the
set together. Without it each screen is generated as its own little creative and the
set reads as a collage.
The last line sounds odd until it happens to you. Give a model a hex code or a font
name in the brief and it will sometimes print it on the artwork.