Look & Feel
Taiga drafts nine design concepts, picks the combination that works together, and shows it as one screen you can change a piece at a time.
Your product's interface is settled by a document rather than by design work. Taiga drafts three overall looks, three navigations and three form conventions, then reads all nine and picks the combination whose density, type and use of colour agree.
You see that combination as one screen: the chosen navigation frames the page, the chosen look fills it. A page view and a form view show the same navigation around each. Full screen judges it at the size of your browser window.
Every choice is a real rendered screen. Each pick carries a one-sentence reason, and anything Taiga chose is labelled as its pick, which is a proposal you can overrule.
Choose Edit and the alternatives appear beside the screen. Select one and the screen updates at once; changing the look keeps your navigation. Propose 2 more keeps your current pick and drafts two fresh alternatives built to fit the other two.
The row unlocks once the specification and user flows are published. Discovery completes without it if you would rather come back later.