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Where the feature earns its place
Tap Tap Go’s product model includes intended assistance for drafting and organising profile, feature and business content under user review. Work from the approved feature role and the visual elements needed to explain it. An attractive image can imply a transaction or capability that the story does not support.
Keep the person in control
Before sharing, review three points: separate physical identity and payment roles; avoid empty misleading screens; label illustrative UI. Ask yourself: What would a viewer infer from this image without reading the text?
Hypothetical example
Imagine a team preparing a visual for a Tap Tap Go story. In this hypothetical scene, the visual shows an introduction scene rather than suggesting the physical card automatically performs every payment function.
Make it practical.
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