UI/UX, logos, slides, and image generation (7.4K skills)
Build working web pages and interface components with a clear visual direction. The skill guides typography, color, spacing, layout, and animation choices, translating the intended audience, purpose, and technical constraints into cohesive frontend code.
Create image generation prompts for portrait Xiaohongshu covers using supplied photos and post content. Choose from eight visual styles, then define large Chinese headlines, colors, poses, and supporting graphics in a detailed composition.
Create static technical drawings from object descriptions, photographs, or CAD models. Produce consistent views that explain shape or assembly, plus a viewer with zoom, editable colors, and downloads in SVG, PNG, and PDF formats.
Create three distinct versions of one interface component and compare them at full size on the actual page. Explore a chosen design dimension, review each option's tradeoffs, and integrate the selected version while removing the temporary comparison controls.
Review and improve interface grouping, alignment, spacing, and responsive structure. Check whether content and actions remain accessible when screens resize, text grows in translation, zoom increases, or the layout switches to right-to-left reading.
Review an interface across accessibility, layout, writing, typography, color, and visual polish. It coordinates specialist skills, combines evidence from code and rendered screens, and produces one report with findings ranked by their impact on users.
Set and review how interface text renders, including font loading, size hierarchy, line spacing, wrapping, truncation, and punctuation. Apply fixes within the existing styling system and check how realistic content behaves across different widths.
Build and review interface color systems with palettes, format conversions, and semantic tokens that name colors by purpose. Measure foreground and background contrast, and identify inconsistent themes, misused color roles, and colors outside the supported range.
Refine interface surfaces, icons, and motion with specific values for corners, shadows, alignment, and transitions. Preserve the project's existing design conventions while identifying visual inconsistencies, touch interaction problems, and missing alternatives for reduced motion.
Create screen mockups at three levels: text wireframes, standalone HTML files, or working prototype pages. Use requirements, existing app styles, and real project data to show layouts and interactions for review or testing.
Build web pages and interface components with a clear visual direction suited to their purpose and audience. The skill guides typography, color, layout, and animation, turning design choices into working frontend code.
Create illustrated novel covers with the book title and pen name, tailored to the genre and publishing platform. Compare composition options, use reference images, export required dimensions, and refine colors, lettering, or layout.
Create social image sets and short motion cards from articles, screenshots, photos, or supplied videos. Organize content into magazine or Swiss-style layouts, including Xiaohongshu carousels, Live Photo collages, and paired WeChat covers.
Create a six-frame storyboard showing a user's journey from a difficult situation to a better outcome. Develop the narrative, emotions, and visual descriptions to make product concepts concrete for pitches, concept reviews, and team discussions.
Guide a workshop that maps a specific customer’s experience from start to finish. Capture stages, actions, thoughts, emotions, and pain points, then produce a customer journey map and a prioritized list of improvement opportunities.
Review a product experience by walking through its steps and capturing screenshots. Produces an illustrated assessment of usability, design, and accessibility risks, with findings tied to specific screens and clear limits on what was checked.
Clarify what a product interface should be and what users should accomplish before design or prototyping begins. Ask only about missing information, summarize the brief and assumptions, then continue into the appropriate design workflow.
Save and manage product references and design preferences for future Product Design work. Keep product URLs, Figma files, screenshots, brand assets, and other context available, and review or update what has already been saved.
Route product design requests to focused skills for user research, experience reviews, visual exploration, prototype building, or sharing. This entry point selects the appropriate workflow rather than performing the design work itself.
Turn a product design brief and visual references into three distinct design images. Compare layouts, information priorities, and interaction approaches, then refine or combine ideas to choose a visual direction before implementation begins.
Find and inspect UI components in MagicPath, add them to an app, and adapt their behavior and styling. Apply themes or create and edit canvas components from code, including work based on an existing repository interface.
Create and refine visuals for ads, social posts, product imagery, logos, charts, and related design work. Compare distinct directions on a shared board in the Creative Production app, then select and revise preferred results.
Create editable FigJam diagrams for workflows, system architecture, data relationships, and schedules. The skill selects a suitable diagram type and guides Mermaid, a text format for diagrams, while accounting for rendering limits.
Build or update Figma pages, dialogs, and panels from code or descriptions. The workflow reuses design system components, shared colors, spacing, and text styles, producing assembled views that remain linked to existing design resources.