UI/UX, logos, slides, and image generation (7.3K skills)
Turn interviews, surveys, and usage data into evidence-based user profiles, experience maps, and design recommendations. Plan usability tests, define success measures, and organize research findings to identify user problems and prioritize improvements.
Set shared brand colors, fonts, layout style, and table of contents behavior for markdown-html outputs. A guided setup checks text and link contrast, derives twelve reusable CSS settings, and saves preferences globally or per project.
Create and apply brand guidelines for colors, fonts, logos, imagery, and writing tone. Review materials for consistency and produce practical references, including palette tables, typography specifications, tone examples, and a concise guide for collaborators.
Build websites with layered depth, scroll-driven transitions, and animated text using static images, CSS, and JavaScript. The skill covers asset inspection, visual planning, implementation, and checks for performance and motion accessibility.
Create horizontal browser presentations in a magazine-inspired or Swiss Style design. HTML templates provide animated backgrounds, image and data layouts, speaker notes, timing, and a synchronized audience window for talks, product launches, and demonstrations.
Inspect and edit Figma files through JavaScript using the Plugin API. Create shapes, text, reusable components, and design variables, then check structure and screenshots as changes are made in small steps.
Build or update a Figma design system from an existing codebase. Organize shared design values, light and dark themes, reusable components, and documentation through staged reviews, then check consistency, accessibility, and links between design and code.
Build or update Figma screens from code or descriptions using an existing design system, a shared set of components and visual rules. Assemble sections with reusable components, colors, spacing, and styles, then check their appearance.
Create a blank Figma design or FigJam file in your drafts, with an optional name and a selected plan. Receive a direct link and file key to continue working with other Figma tools.
Create and review icons for Kilo’s VS Code extension and webviews, the extension’s embedded interface panels. Choose existing icons or suitable SVG assets, register them correctly, and check theme appearance and accessible button names.
Create and review SVG icons for IntelliJ New UI. Choose sizes by interface role, prepare matching light and dark versions, refine shapes and strokes, and place the assets in the plugin’s resource folders.
Map the customer experience from discovering a product to recommending it. Create a table of interactions, actions, emotions, and pain points at each stage, then prioritize improvements to sign-up, initial use, and continued engagement.
Coordinate game area design from story, world context, and visual direction through layout, enemies, rewards, accessibility, and test planning. Compile the results into a level design document, with specialist participation determined by the configured team size.
Review game interface specifications, HUD designs for information shown during play, and shared interaction rules before implementation. Check completeness, accessibility, and consistency with game design documents, then receive a verdict with specific issues and missing review inputs.
Write game interface specifications for individual screens, interaction flows, and the HUD, the information shown during play. Also document shared interaction patterns and project-wide accessibility requirements, with section depth guided by project settings.
Review multiple game design documents together to find conflicting rules, overlapping responsibilities, economic imbalance, and strategies that overshadow others. Assess how systems interact and identify issues that individual document reviews can miss.
Create a game's art direction document, defining its visual rules, mood, shapes, colors, and production standards. Review and approve sections individually, with guidance that connects character, environment, and interface design to the game's concept and technical constraints.
Turn game design documents and character profiles into asset specifications and image generation prompts. Define appearance, dimensions, file formats, and naming rules, then maintain an asset list that tracks progress and identifies shared assets.
Develop a game concept through guided discussion of player experiences, preferences, and practical constraints. Compare ideas, define repeated player actions and design priorities, and produce either a concise game brief or a detailed concept document.
Create article cover images based on the topic and tone of the text. Choose the composition, colors, rendering style, text amount, and mood, with reference images and aspect ratios to guide the result.
Turn system structures, processes, and concepts into dark-themed diagrams. Create architecture diagrams, flowcharts, timelines, and other visual explanations as scalable SVG files, with PNG versions for use as images.
Turn source text and data into infographics, images that explain information visually. The skill recommends combinations of 21 layouts and 22 visual styles, then generates images with a chosen language and aspect ratio.
Build a disposable prototype to test how a product should work, feel, or look before committing to an approach. Let the user experience it, record their choices, and carry those decisions into requirements or further planning.
Create interactive prototypes, slide decks, animations, and visual explanations in HTML. New designs normally begin with three visible drafts to compare, then develop the chosen direction using supplied content, real assets, and brand references.