Summary  
This chapter covers how to implement code to build a user interface layout by loading and positioning image assets, styling text and buttons, and adding simple floating animations.  

General domain of usage  
Game development

You are launching a new game called "Help Colin". Colin has overslept, the bus is almost here, and the user's task is to help him get ready by catching good school supplies while avoiding the bad ones. First, you will create a bright and friendly home screen that tells this story.

Download the prepared images (`room.png`, `colin.png`). Prefer to use your own assets? That's fine, keep the same filenames or update the prompt accordingly.

1. Create a new folder for the project (e.g., `help-colin-game`) and open it in Cursor (File → Open Folder);
2. Place `room.png` and `colin.png` in the project root;
3. Open a new chat in Cursor;
4. Paste the prompt below and run it;
5. Click Go Live to preview.

Build the home screen

- The background features `room.png` with a soft overlay to ensure the text is readable;
- On the left side, there is a large image of Colin (`colin.png`);
- The right side displays the game title along with a short, friendly story about Colin being late;
- There is a primary action button that says "Help Colin!" which is big and colorful, and it will start the game later;
- The overall mood includes floating school emojis for playful motion, with rounded, kid-friendly visuals designed to be responsive on both phones and laptops.

What the result should include

According to the prompt, what should be used as the background for the home screen in the 'Help Colin' game?

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Designing Home Screen