UI/UX, logos, slides, and image generation (7.4K skills)
Start game art planning by describing the game and its intended look. Receive a draft style guide with a six-to-eight-color palette, with starting options for image prompts, visual consistency checks, and sprite sheet slicing.
Set up prototype work by clarifying the app, design guidance, permitted changes, and delivery format. After reviewing the selected codebase, outline its screens and suggest the most useful first improvement.
Plan a game's visual style with color palettes, sprite and tile specifications, and prompts for image tools. Check supplied PNG artwork for palette, canvas, and grid consistency, then prepare a frame slicing plan.
Design playable game levels using movement measurements, simple test geometry, and repeated playtesting. Plan routes, locked passages, encounters, and moments of tension or rest before adding visual detail, using a workflow independent of any engine.
Plan and prepare consistent game artwork, from sprites and backgrounds to UI icons and 3D briefs. Organize asset requirements, generate or source related visuals, standardize files, and check their appearance and technical fit inside the game.
Create original editorial posters and page images from a theme, text, or reference photo using one or two ink colors. Receive an image generation prompt, a generated image, and brief notes on palette, layout, typography, and print treatment.
Create charts, diagrams, comparison grids, and interactive explanations with HTML and SVG. Use templates and design rules to build visuals with sliders and live calculations, displayed through an available inline renderer or delivered as a standalone HTML file.
Guide product and feature decisions around the experience of the people using the work. It favors fewer polished features, early prototypes, and careful interaction details, while considering library users and future code maintainers too.
Explore unfamiliar interface interactions or software structure decisions by building two or three competing prototypes and comparing them side by side. Use the comparison to choose an approach, including when the user experience depends on how an interaction feels.
Plan purple-themed application dashboards with top-bar navigation and card layouts. Produce implementation-ready rules for typography, colors, spacing, component behavior, and accessibility, supporting consistent interfaces for monitoring, deploying, and managing applications.
Create practical UI guidelines with a hand-drawn look, cream backgrounds, teal accents, and handwritten headings. Define colors, spacing, component states, and accessibility checks so designers and engineers can apply the style consistently.
Build design guidelines for retro interfaces using vintage-inspired typography and strong color contrast. Specify fonts, spacing, component behavior, and accessibility criteria to keep a nostalgic visual style consistent across screens.
Develop UI design guidelines with lively colors, playful typography, and warm accents. Specify consistent component rules, interaction states, and accessibility criteria, including reduced motion and touch target sizes, to guide implementation and review.
Develop interface guidelines inspired by the 1950s–1990s, with retro colors, grainy textures, pixel-style typography, and details resembling physical objects. Define consistent components, interaction states, and accessibility checks for implementation.
Create practical guidelines for minimalist interfaces using limited colors, consistent spacing, clean lines, and subtle interactions. Define component behavior, responsive layouts, and accessibility criteria so designers and engineers can apply the same rules throughout an application.
Create UI guidelines that connect visuals, copy, and interaction into a coherent narrative journey. Establish playful typography, colors, component behavior, and accessibility criteria to help designers and developers carry the story consistently through an interface.
Develop UI guidelines for data workflows with structured layouts, strong contrast, and drag-and-drop interaction patterns. Specify typography, colors, component states, and accessibility checks to guide the design and implementation of consistent enterprise interfaces.
Create guidelines for a modern, minimal UI using Playfair Display, a serif typeface. Specify colors, spacing, component behavior, and accessibility criteria, with migration guidance and checklists to support consistent implementation and design review.
Create implementation guidelines for minimal interfaces with delicate typography, restrained colors, and polished layouts. Establish shared visual rules, component states, responsive behavior, and accessibility criteria that designers and developers can review together.
Write design guidelines for an arcade-inspired game interface using VT323 pixel typography, bold buttons, and rainbow shadows. Define colors, spacing, component states, and keyboard accessibility so the visual style can be implemented consistently.
Develop UI guidelines inspired by classic block games, with playful colors, bold display lettering, and compact layouts. Define shared visual settings, component states, interaction rules, and accessibility checks for consistent implementation.
Create practical UI guidelines with a two-color risograph print style, warm off-white backgrounds, pink interactions, and blue headings. Define reusable design values, component behavior, and accessibility checks for consistent implementation.
Create design guidelines for long-form reading and editorial pages using warm cream, brown headlines, and a terracotta accent. Define typography, spacing, component behavior, and accessibility criteria for consistent, readable layouts.
Develop guidelines for minimal, monochrome interfaces inspired by Shadcn/ui. Specify typography, spacing, component states, and keyboard behavior, with concrete accessibility criteria and review checklists that help designers and developers keep screens consistent.