UI/UX, logos, slides, and image generation (7.4K skills)
Improve interface layouts by reviewing spacing, alignment, content density, and visual hierarchy, the cues that show what matters most. Refine repetitive card grids and crowded sections into compositions with consistent spacing and responsive structure.
Adapts existing designs for phones, tablets, desktops, print, and email. Adjusts layouts, navigation, content priorities, and touch controls to suit each context, with guidance for responsive sizing and verification across devices and input methods.
Improve confusing interface text, from error messages and form labels to buttons and loading notices. This skill clarifies what happened, what users should do next, and which terms to use consistently across the product.
Add purposeful color to monochromatic interfaces so key actions, statuses, and categories are easier to recognize. Refine backgrounds, text, and charts around a consistent palette while checking contrast and avoiding reliance on color alone.
Tone down interfaces that feel visually overwhelming by refining colors, typography, spacing, decoration, and motion. Preserve important emphasis and recognizable character while creating a calmer layout that remains readable and easy to use.
Simplify cluttered interfaces by reviewing information, visual styling, interactions, copy, and code. Keep essential functionality and accessibility while clarifying the main action, consolidating related elements, and revealing secondary details only when needed.
Creates bold interface components with thick black borders, vivid colors, sharp corners, and solid offset shadows. Uses shared CSS settings to coordinate cards, buttons, navigation, inputs, and badges, including interaction states and accessibility considerations.
Design and refine web interfaces around their audience, tasks, and brand tone. Covers typography, color, layout, motion, accessibility, and performance, with guided techniques for reviewing existing screens and preparing them for release.
Builds frosted-glass interface components using translucent backgrounds, background blur, subtle borders, and soft shadows. Provides shared CSS settings and examples for consistent cards, navigation bars, modals, and buttons, with guidance on readability and browser support.
Evaluate pages and components for usability, visual hierarchy, clarity, and emotional tone. Produce a score out of 40, examine tasks from relevant user perspectives, and prioritize concrete improvements around the user's goals and constraints.
Build soft, clay-like interface components using rounded corners and layered shadows. Includes CSS variables and examples for cards, buttons, inputs, and toggles, with guidance for dark mode, readable text contrast, and visible keyboard focus.
Give bland interfaces more visual character through typography, color, layout, spacing, and motion. Shape a clear focal point around the brand and audience while checking readability, accessibility, performance, and ease of use.
Build Apple-inspired translucent interfaces using shared CSS settings and component patterns. The skill covers glass cards, toolbars, buttons, and modals, with light and dark modes, motion guidance, and accessibility requirements for readable text and reduced animation.
Design and improve welcome flows, empty screens, and guided tours that help new users complete their first useful task. Includes contextual hints, optional guidance, completion tracking, and ways to assess whether users understand what to do next.
Review a functionally complete interface before release and fix details in spacing, alignment, typography, wording, and interaction states. The skill also covers responsive layouts, accessibility, loading behavior, and code cleanup as part of the final quality pass.
Establish reusable design guidelines by reviewing project files and asking about unresolved preferences. The skill records the audience, brand personality, visual direction, and design principles in a project file for future sessions.
Align existing pages and components with a design system by reviewing colors, typography, spacing, and interaction patterns. Replace inconsistent styles and custom implementations with shared standards, then check code quality and usability.
Improves typography in web interfaces by reviewing fonts, text sizes, weights, spacing, and visual hierarchy. It helps make headings and body text easier to distinguish and read, while checking consistency, font loading, and accessibility.
Add personality to interfaces through small interaction responses, completion animations, illustrations, and product-specific messages. Shape enjoyable moments around the brand and user context while preserving task flow, accessibility, and performance.
Turn a broad UI request into concrete design rules for colors, typography, layout, and interactions. The skill provides accessibility checks and implementation guidance for the chosen framework, with saved design notes to keep multiple pages consistent.
Inspect a running website at different screen sizes to find layout problems, inconsistent styling, and accessibility issues such as poor contrast. Fix the relevant source code, recheck the results, and report changes with before-and-after screenshots.
Build web pages, application interfaces, and components with a clear visual direction suited to their purpose and audience. It turns design choices about typography, color, layout, and motion into working frontend code with consistent visual details.
Design and refine web animations for buttons, dialogs, menus, and gestures. The skill guides timing, changes in speed, spring motion, performance, and reduced-motion preferences so transitions fit the interaction and remain responsive.
Create working web pages, components, and application interfaces with a clear visual direction. The skill connects purpose and audience to typography, color, layout, and motion, producing cohesive designs implemented in frontend code.