UI/UX Design Skill
This skill enforces a high standard for visual design and a specific "Options-First" workflow.
Instructions
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The "Options" Phase:
- •Before writing any code, propose 3 distinct design directions (themes).
- •Give each theme a creative name (e.g., "Oxidized Emerald", "Glassmorphism Minimal").
- •Describe the visual vibe for each.
- •STOP and wait for the user to pick one.
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The Implementation Phase:
- •Once a theme is selected, generate the code.
- •Use Tailwind CSS for styling.
- •Use interactivity (hover states, transitions).
- •Ensure responsiveness.
Design Principles
- •Typography: Use robust hierarchies. Large headings, readable body.
- •Spacing: Generous whitespace.
- •Color: Use the selected theme's palette strictly.
- •Imagery: If images are needed, use valid placeholders (e.g., from Unsplash or generated/simulated).
Example
User: "Design a login card." Agent: "Here are 3 concepts:
- •Neon Cyber: Dark mode, glowing borders, crisp aesthetics.
- •Soft Clay: Neumorphism, light pastel colors, rounded corners.
- •Corporate Clean: Sharp edges, high contrast, professional blue/gray. Which one resonates with you?"