PaulRBerg
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frontend-design
Create a working frontend with a clear, subject-specific point of view, then prove it in the rendered UI.
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Create a working frontend with a clear, subject-specific point of view, then prove it in the rendered UI.
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Frontend Design
Create a working frontend with a clear, subject-specific point of view, then prove it in the rendered UI.
Contract
- For a critique, review, or design plan, inspect the relevant product and report the direction without editing files.
- For a build or redesign, make the requested in-scope changes and run local, non-destructive validation.
- Treat explicit user direction, supplied references, repository instructions, existing product behavior, and the local design system as authoritative. Fidelity requests override this skill's defaults.
- Preserve the stack and working behavior. Do not replace the framework or design system, add dependencies, invent features, or fetch or generate media unless the request requires it.
- Make the smallest defensible assumption when the subject, audience, or page job is missing. State it before building; ask only when the answer would materially change scope or identity.
Workflow
1. Read the product before drawing the page
Inspect the affected route or component, neighboring UI, tokens, typography, assets, dependencies, and repository validation commands. Identify:
- the concrete subject and audience;
- the screen's single primary job and content hierarchy;
- the existing visual language and interaction conventions;
- the required viewports, themes, states, and accessibility constraints.
Use real product content and supplied assets wherever possible. If copy is missing, write only what the user needs to understand the interface and act.
2. Set one art direction
Before coding, define a compact direction:
- Thesis: one sentence connecting the visual idea to the subject and screen job.
- System: role-based color tokens, explicit type roles and scale, spacing and density, and a layout principle.
- Signature: one memorable element drawn from the domain's objects, workflows, data shapes, environments, or language.
- Risk: one deliberate departure from the obvious solution, with a reason it serves this brief.
- Motion and copy: when motion helps, how the interface speaks, and where restraint matters.
Adapt this direction to existing brand constraints instead of creating a parallel design language. Keep options and process narration internal unless the user asked to choose among directions.
3. Run the anti-default critique
Apply the subject-swap test: mentally replace the subject with an unrelated one. Any major choice that still works unchanged is probably a template default; revise it or justify why it is structurally correct.
Make every visual device earn its place. Cards, pills, gradients, numbering, dividers, oversized type, split heroes, illustrations, and animation must communicate hierarchy, function, sequence, or subject—not merely decorate. Concentrate expressive force in the signature and make the surrounding system support it.
4. Build the actual experience
- Follow local components, tokens, styling architecture, and dependency versions before introducing new primitives.
- Match composition to use: operational tools favor scannable information and efficient repeated actions; editorial or marketing surfaces may use a more expressive narrative.
- Make the first viewport establish both identity and primary purpose. For an application or tool, show the real working experience rather than wrapping it in an unrequested landing page.
- Use structural devices only when they encode real relationships. Use cards for genuinely grouped or repeated objects, not as the default wrapper for every section, and avoid nested cards.
- Give typography deliberate display, body, and utility roles. Use available fonts first; do not add a font dependency solely to manufacture novelty.
- Write interface copy from the user's side: specific nouns, active verbs, consistent action names, sentence case, and useful empty and error states. A control's label must describe its result.
- Use familiar controls and the project's icon library. Give unfamiliar icon-only controls accessible names and visible tooltips where appropriate.
- Keep motion purposeful and concentrated. Respect reduced-motion preferences and ensure the experience remains clear without animation.
- Build responsive constraints from content rather than device labels. Prevent overlap, clipping, unreadable wrapping, and layout shift at narrow and wide widths.
- Preserve semantic structure, keyboard operation, visible focus, adequate contrast, and target sizes. Match the project's accessibility standard when it is stricter.
- Keep selector specificity and component ownership predictable; do not rely on competing selectors or fragile cascade order to establish spacing and state.
5. Render, inspect, and revise
Run the repository's narrowest relevant formatter, lint, type, test, and build checks. Then use the available browser or screenshot tooling to inspect the implemented UI at representative narrow and wide viewports and exercise every changed interaction and state.
Check the rendered result for content hierarchy, subject specificity, asset loading, overflow, overlap, truncation, contrast, focus, hover, motion, empty/error states, and theme variants in scope. Compare it with the brief and the art direction. Fix visible defects and remove any element that does not materially serve either.
Do not claim visual verification from source inspection alone when rendering is available. If the environment cannot render the UI, state that limitation and report exactly what was verified instead.
Completion
Completion requires the requested artifact or code, a subject-specific direction reflected in the implementation, passing relevant local checks, and rendered inspection evidence when tooling permits. Report the direction in one sentence, the checks and viewports exercised, and any remaining limitation.
Finish builds with ### ✨ Built: <surface>, 🎨 Direction — <one sentence>, and ### 🧪 Verification; use a compact
viewport/state/result table when several states were inspected and link screenshots or artifacts when available. Add
### ⚠️ Remaining only when non-empty. Agent-report decoration does not authorize emoji or ASCII ornament in shipped
interface copy, snapshots, or source unless the brief or design system calls for it.
File metadata
compatibility: Designed for Codex and Claude Code; rendered-browser or screenshot tooling is preferred for verification. name: frontend-design description: Use when creating or substantially redesigning web interfaces, landing pages, dashboards, components, or other frontend UI where visual direction and implementation quality matter. Produces subject-specific art direction, accessible responsive code, and rendered visual verification.
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--- compatibility: Designed for Codex and Claude Code; rendered-browser or screenshot tooling is preferred for verification. name: frontend-design description: Use when creating or substantially redesigning web interfaces, landing pages, dashboards, components, or other frontend UI where visual direction and implementation quality matter. Produces subject-specific art direction, accessible responsive code, and rendered visual verification. --- # Frontend Design Create a working frontend with a clear, subject-specific point of view, then prove it in the rendered UI. ## Contract - For a critique, review, or design plan, inspect the relevant product and report the direction without editing files. - For a build or redesign, make the requested in-scope changes and run local, non-destructive validation. - Treat explicit user direction, supplied references, repository instructions, existing product behavior, and the local design system as authoritative. Fidelity requests override this skill's defaults. - Preserve the stack and working behavior. Do not replace the framework or design system, add dependencies, invent features, or fetch or generate media unless the request requires it. - Make the smallest defensible assumption when the subject, audience, or page job is missing. State it before building; ask only when the answer would materially change scope or identity. ## Workflow ### 1. Read the product before drawing the page Inspect the affected route or component, neighboring UI, tokens, typography, assets, dependencies, and repository validation commands. Identify: - the concrete subject and audience; - the screen's single primary job and content hierarchy; - the existing visual language and interaction conventions; - the required viewports, themes, states, and accessibility constraints. Use real product content and supplied assets wherever possible. If copy is missing, write only what the user needs to understand the interface and act. ### 2. Set one art direction Before coding, define a compact direction: - **Thesis:** one sentence connecting the visual idea to the subject and screen job. - **System:** role-based color tokens, explicit type roles and scale, spacing and density, and a layout principle. - **Signature:** one memorable element drawn from the domain's objects, workflows, data shapes, environments, or language. - **Risk:** one deliberate departure from the obvious solution, with a reason it serves this brief. - **Motion and copy:** when motion helps, how the interface speaks, and where restraint matters. Adapt this direction to existing brand constraints instead of creating a parallel design language. Keep options and process narration internal unless the user asked to choose among directions. ### 3. Run the anti-default critique Apply the **subject-swap test**: mentally replace the subject with an unrelated one. Any major choice that still works unchanged is probably a template default; revise it or justify why it is structurally correct. Make every visual device earn its place. Cards, pills, gradients, numbering, dividers, oversized type, split heroes, illustrations, and animation must communicate hierarchy, function, sequence, or subject—not merely decorate. Concentrate expressive force in the signature and make the surrounding system support it. ### 4. Build the actual experience - Follow local components, tokens, styling architecture, and dependency versions before introducing new primitives. - Match composition to use: operational tools favor scannable information and efficient repeated actions; editorial or marketing surfaces may use a more expressive narrative. - Make the first viewport establish both identity and primary purpose. For an application or tool, show the real working experience rather than wrapping it in an unrequested landing page. - Use structural devices only when they encode real relationships. Use cards for genuinely grouped or repeated objects, not as the default wrapper for every section, and avoid nested cards. - Give typography deliberate display, body, and utility roles. Use available fonts first; do not add a font dependency solely to manufacture novelty. - Write interface copy from the user's side: specific nouns, active verbs, consistent action names, sentence case, and useful empty and error states. A control's label must describe its result. - Use familiar controls and the project's icon library. Give unfamiliar icon-only controls accessible names and visible tooltips where appropriate. - Keep motion purposeful and concentrated. Respect reduced-motion preferences and ensure the experience remains clear without animation. - Build responsive constraints from content rather than device labels. Prevent overlap, clipping, unreadable wrapping, and layout shift at narrow and wide widths. - Preserve semantic structure, keyboard operation, visible focus, adequate contrast, and target sizes. Match the project's accessibility standard when it is stricter. - Keep selector specificity and component ownership predictable; do not rely on competing selectors or fragile cascade order to establish spacing and state. ### 5. Render, inspect, and revise Run the repository's narrowest relevant formatter, lint, type, test, and build checks. Then use the available browser or screenshot tooling to inspect the implemented UI at representative narrow and wide viewports and exercise every changed interaction and state. Check the rendered result for content hierarchy, subject specificity, asset loading, overflow, overlap, truncation, contrast, focus, hover, motion, empty/error states, and theme variants in scope. Compare it with the brief and the art direction. Fix visible defects and remove any element that does not materially serve either. Do not claim visual verification from source inspection alone when rendering is available. If the environment cannot render the UI, state that limitation and report exactly what was verified instead. ## Completion Completion requires the requested artifact or code, a subject-specific direction reflected in the implementation, passing relevant local checks, and rendered inspection evidence when tooling permits. Report the direction in one sentence, the checks and viewports exercised, and any remaining limitation. Finish builds with `### ✨ Built: <surface>`, `🎨 Direction — <one sentence>`, and `### 🧪 Verification`; use a compact viewport/state/result table when several states were inspected and link screenshots or artifacts when available. Add `### ⚠️ Remaining` only when non-empty. Agent-report decoration does not authorize emoji or ASCII ornament in shipped interface copy, snapshots, or source unless the brief or design system calls for it.
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License: MIT
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
- Potential broker, wallet, exchange, or real-money execution surface; sandbox and explicit approval are required
- AI review approval is missing
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
- This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, filesystem or document access
- GitHub adoption: 70 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 70 stars, 3 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, filesystem or document access
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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Source & usage notes
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- Source repository
- PaulRBerg/agent-skills
- License
- MIT
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last GitHub push
- Sep 8, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 8, 2026
- Instruction path
- skills/frontend-design/SKILL.md @ 17152c1bddc2
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Quality
60/100
Promising
Trust
63/100
Sandbox only
Audit
75/100
Risky
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
- Potential broker, wallet, exchange, or real-money execution surface; sandbox and explicit approval are required
- AI review approval is missing
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
- This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, filesystem or document access
- GitHub adoption: 70 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 70 stars, 3 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, filesystem or document access
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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