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Three follow-ups caught by a post-restructure audit pass. All three were places where the earlier "compose primary, asset is accent" framing survived after the step-3 and step-5 paragraphs already got the primitive-toolkit rewrite. Cleans up the contradiction so the skill speaks with one voice: captured assets can be primary content; the narrow no-go is just pasting product-UI screenshots. - step-2-brief.md:80 — the "flip it" example said agents should reframe "the hero illustration centers the opener" into "kinetic typography ... hero illustration as ambient depth." That reverses the dial-back: captured illustrations CAN center an opener. The flip-it rule now applies narrowly to product-UI screenshots; for captured logos/illustrations/hero art, no flip is needed. - step-2-brief.md:149 — option-template guidance said "primary content is 'the screenshot of X'" was forbidden. Narrowed to "primary content is a pasted product-UI screenshot." Other captured assets (SVG logos, illustrations, hero art) are valid primaries when the concept calls for them. - step-3-storyboard.md:314 — Common-accent-uses bullet implied accents are always layered on "composed UI." Reframed: list accent uses for when the primary is something else; when the captured asset IS the primary (logo opener, hero parallax), document it under Composition, not Accents.