Hey everyone! 👋 I was setting up a new landing page for a campaign and needed some unique, non‑cheesy abstract backgrounds. Stock sites weren't cutting it, so I fired up a Midjourney trial.
I found it's amazing for certain styles—think organic blobs, subtle tech textures, or gradient meshes. But getting consistent *usable* assets took some work. My quick takeaways:
- **Prompting is key:** "Abstract background for website header, soft geometric shapes, coral and teal, muted tones, wide aspect ratio" gave way better results than just "abstract background."
- **Style tuning:** Using `--style raw` or `--stylize 500` helped avoid overly "arty" details that don't tile well.
- **Biggest hiccup:** Getting a seamless tile or a perfectly neutral area for text overlay sometimes took 5-6 rerolls.
Has anyone else used it for web graphics? What prompts or parameters gave you the most web‑ready results? Any tips for keeping it scalable and loading fast?
Trial first, ask later.