Turn the subject under discussion into an HTML explanation with large visuals and minimal text. Keep essential details, explain unfamiliar ideas in plain language, and use pictures or icons selectively when they help the reader understand.
Turn relationships, sequences, hierarchies, or quantities into a self-contained HTML diagram. The skill selects a suitable visual form and adds filtering, path tracing, or zoom only when those interactions help readers understand the subject.
Create a single HTML file to review a product’s appearance or test a working flow. The skill follows the product’s design context and supports responsive layouts, keyboard interaction, form validation, and relevant interface states.
Turn an existing plan into a readable, self-contained HTML document. It preserves the original scope and commitments while clarifying supported phases, owners, dependencies, decisions, and open questions so people can review the work and act on it.
Plan and refine the visual design of HTML pages, reports, presentations, and small tools. Choose colors, typefaces, layouts, and themes to suit the subject, while respecting existing project styles and making content and controls clear.
Create reports, explainers, presentations, landing pages, or small tools as a single HTML file. The skill shapes layout and interaction around the subject and audience, with styles and scripts included for direct opening without a build step.
Create simple HTML wireframes, rough screen layouts for reviewing content, navigation, and task flows before visual styling. Compare distinct structural options in one file and check how each layout works on desktop and mobile screens.
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