Design, implement, and review interface animation, from button feedback to drag gestures. When measurement tools are available, analyze recordings to reconstruct timing, easing—how speed changes—and spring motion, then produce code and an implementation specification.
- Adding motion to buttons, menus, and dialogs
- Recreating an interface animation from a recording
- Investigating sluggish or jerky motion
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Build interactive web motion from videos or image sequences, controlled by scrolling, pointer movement, dragging, or state changes. It covers media preparation, timeline compilation, playback controllers, delivery format selection, and checks on the target page.
- Linking video playback to page scrolling
- Switching animated states with drag gestures
- Preparing existing video or image sequences for the web
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Plan or improve motion graphics by refining the message, typography, scene transitions, pacing, and timeline. It helps connect movement to meaning while leaving artifact creation and export to the active task's production workflow.
- Planning a short product film
- Improving animated text readability
- Connecting scenes through a recurring visual motif
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Find and adapt animations for web pages and components using 160 examples with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and adjustable parameters. Covers text, interaction, basic, and advanced effects, with guidance on accessibility and fitting code into existing projects.
- Adding a ripple effect to button clicks
- Giving a heading a typewriter animation
- Revealing elements as the page scrolls
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Plan artistic animations and explainer scenes using 35 style recipes, nine explanation patterns, storyboards, and reusable Canvas drawing code. Build motion within the host environment’s timeline, using its available tools for assets and export.
- Plan storyboards for an explainer
- Choose an artistic animation style
- Build repeatable Canvas motion
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Implement purposeful animations for existing interfaces or an agreed UI brief. It selects motion based on purpose and usage frequency, then handles timing, interrupted interactions, exits, and reduced-motion preferences while reusing the project’s tools and design values.
- Adding opening and closing motion to modals or drawers
- Implementing button and toggle feedback
- Handling animations interrupted by repeated actions
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Build a creative studio website with classical illustrations, cobalt colors, serif headings, and cinematic scrolling. Adapt the supplied HTML template to a brand while retaining chapter navigation, service sections, FAQs, and mobile layouts.
- Create an architecture studio website
- Build a classical art portfolio
- Present studio services and FAQs
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Run a project's configured build and test commands, including type checks that detect inconsistent data types. Save pass or fail results, failure details, and logs so an automated editing loop can decide whether verification is complete.
- Verifying code after a framework migration
- Checking completed edits for build and test failures
- Using test results to stop an automated editing loop
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Create an HTML pricing page with plan cards, a feature comparison table, expandable FAQs, and action buttons. The skill adapts the number of plans to the brief and follows the project's colors, typography, and component patterns.
- Prototyping a subscription pricing page
- Comparing features across service plans
- Presenting personal and business options
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Build a website prototype as a single HTML file using a supplied template and section layouts. Suitable for landing pages, pricing pages, and documentation indexes, with colors adapted to an existing design system.
- Prototyping a product landing page
- Creating a pricing comparison page
- Designing a documentation index
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Create a desktop landing page wireframe, a simple layout made of grey boxes, with numbered markers and a matching specification panel. The result shows page structure alongside short implementation and user experience notes.
- Planning a desktop landing page layout
- Sharing implementation notes with developers
- Reviewing navigation, hero, and feature placement
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Collect design tokens—reusable values for colors, typography, spacing, corners, and shadows—from source code, screenshots, or Figma exports. Organize them in a JSON file with source and usage references for later mapping to a design system.
- Collecting design values scattered across source files
- Preparing Figma design data for migration
- Extracting design settings from screenshots
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Creates web prototypes inspired by Swiss industrial print, using newsprint backgrounds, oversized black type, fine grid lines, and red accents. It suits editorial pages, agency portfolios, and manifesto sites with a precise, assertive visual style.
- Prototyping a newspaper-style editorial page
- Designing an agency portfolio
- Building a manifesto site
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Choose one visual direction before building, using an existing design system, supplied brand references, or the project brief. Record the choice and define the colors, typography, and other visual settings that guide implementation.
- Set a visual direction before implementation
- Apply an existing design system to a new project
- Turn brand references into a clear design direction
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 14, 2026
Review a design across five areas: visual execution, fit to the user's problem, brand consistency, accessibility, and wording. It guides the agent to fix concrete defects and explain any issues that remain unresolved.
- Reviewing a design before delivery
- Checking consistency with brand guidelines
- Checking keyboard access and readable contrast
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Build a trading analysis dashboard as a single HTML file, with dense market panels and interactive charts. Include light and dark themes, Live/Demo controls, chart focus views, and a keyboard command menu for navigating the interface.
- Prototyping a financial analysis terminal
- Presenting a dashboard with dense market panels
- Demonstrating chart tooltips and focus views
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Create full-screen animated visuals with WebGL, a browser technology for GPU rendering. Combine shaders, 3D scenes, or particles with a text overlay, and deliver the result as one self-contained HTML file without external requests.
- Create a website hero animation
- Build generative art with a headline
- Prototype a 3D scene or particle field
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Create a reusable snapshot of an existing code repository, covering files, imports, components, and routes. It gives agents a shared reference for migration and editing work without repeatedly scanning the directory tree.
- Prepare repository structure for a code migration
- Record components and routes before making changes
- Reuse a repository snapshot across agent turns
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Turn product requirements, roadmaps, architecture reviews, and retrospectives into HTML slides for decision-making. Choose one of eight visual themes to create a consistent, horizontally navigable deck, using source evidence and real numbers to support review.
- Building a business case for a proposed feature
- Preparing a roadmap for stakeholder review
- Presenting architecture choices for a decision
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Turn notes or documents into a talk outline, page-by-page media choices, and a production brief for a separate slide-making skill. After rendering, check each slide against its planned purpose and generate revision instructions for up to three rounds.
- Turn notes or transcripts into a presentation outline
- Plan images, diagrams, and videos for each slide
- Prepare a production brief for HTML slides or PPTX
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Prepare a structured plan for a code rewrite spanning multiple files. It records file responsibilities, ordered changes, and risk levels so later editing, diff review, and build testing can follow a clear, reviewable scope.
- Planning a code rewrite across multiple files
- Separating component changes from shared infrastructure
- Ordering changes by scope and risk
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 8, 2026
Generates short, single-shot videos for product reveals, teasers, and ambient loops. Plans the subject, movement, and lighting, then saves an MP4 in the project folder using the selected model, duration, and aspect ratio.
- Creating a short product reveal video
- Generating a motion teaser
- Making an ambient background loop
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Build a single HTML visualizer for particles, fractals, simulations, or data. It moves heavy calculations into a Web Worker, a background browser process, and draws on a canvas while targeting smooth 60fps rendering.
- Prototyping a particle or physics simulation
- Visualizing Mandelbrot or Julia fractals
- Building an audio or data visualizer
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Turn unresolved requirements into a compact clarification form. Use choices and input fields to collect answers that affect design direction, content structure, or delivery format, so the workflow can proceed.
- Clarifying requirements that block production
- Confirming an unresolved audience
- Choosing a delivery format
nexu-io/open-design☆ 102.9KUpdated Oct 14, 2026