483 skills ・ Works with: Figma · sorted by popularity
Find code components that match Figma design components by comparing names, structure, and settings. Presents candidates for approval, then creates Code Connect mappings, explicit links between design components and their implementations.
Build or update a Figma design system from an existing codebase. Organize shared design values, light and dark themes, reusable components, and documentation through staged reviews, then check consistency, accessibility, and links between design and code.
Inspect and edit Figma files through JavaScript using the Plugin API. Create shapes, text, reusable components, and design variables, then check structure and screenshots as changes are made in small steps.
Capture desktop screenshots on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Save the full screen, a selected window, or a region defined by coordinates, with support for a specified file path, the default location, or temporary storage.
Turn a new feature into user stories: short descriptions of what people need and why. Each story includes a design reference and testable acceptance criteria, with scope intended to fit within one sprint.
Turn feature ideas into backlog items, a team's planned units of work, using Why, What, and Acceptance Criteria. Connect each item to business goals and define observable outcomes in independent pieces sized for one sprint.
Break a feature into job stories that describe the user's situation, motivation, and desired outcome. Add six to eight observable acceptance criteria per story, defining how success will be checked, and include links to designs or prototypes.
Compare five growth loops, mechanisms where user activity brings in more users, to find a suitable approach for a product. Develop an implementation roadmap, measurement plan, and growth estimates based on sharing, collaboration, content, or referrals.
Automate website tasks such as navigating pages, filling forms, clicking buttons, taking screenshots, and extracting data. The skill also supports web app testing, with specialized guides for Electron desktop apps, Slack, and cloud browsers.
Design web interfaces, build prototypes, and integrate changes into existing apps while respecting their visual rules and components. Choose direct code generation or Claude Code design commands, with an experimental browser canvas option for visual review.
Design reusable Figma components, flexible layouts, and shared design systems. Get guidance on managing colors and spacing, supporting themes and screen sizes, and preparing clear specifications and assets for developers.
Create paper figures and LaTeX comparison tables from experiment data in JSON or CSV files. Save reproducible plotting scripts, use consistent styling, and check rendered figures for readability, fair comparisons, and captions supported by the data.
Create consistent paper figures and comparison tables from experiment data. The skill selects suitable chart types, saves reusable plotting scripts, prepares LaTeX insertion code, and checks rendered figures for readability and comparisons for consistency with the underlying data.
Build HTML/CSS pages styled after a named brand using 54 design references. Templates provide colors, typography, spacing, component styles, responsive behavior, and font substitutes to guide a consistent visual result.
Turn a rough idea or an existing prompt into a ready-to-paste instruction for a specific AI tool. The skill clarifies the task, output format, constraints, and success criteria for writing, image generation, or coding agents.
Review a design or web page against WCAG 2.1 AA, an accessibility standard. Organize findings on contrast, keyboard access, forms, and screen reader behavior, with severity levels and practical recommendations for fixes.
Turn a design into a developer handoff document covering layout, shared design settings, component options, interactions, and screen-size behavior. Include loading and error states, animation details, and accessibility notes to clarify implementation requirements.
Review a Figma design, screenshot, or written description for usability, visual hierarchy, consistency, and accessibility. Receive specific findings, explanations, and prioritized improvements, with feedback tailored to the design stage and intended users.
Turn a Figma file or design image into a working interface using the project's existing components and design tokens, its shared visual settings. Compare the implementation with the design and report differences, missing states, and parts awaiting backend connections.
Choose a small validation experiment based on your hypothesis, risks, time, and resources. Compare five methods, from technical checks to user interaction tests, and define pass, fail, and learning criteria before investing in a larger build.
Compares a prototype’s rendered screens with its source design to find differences in typography, spacing, colors, images, and text. Produces prioritized fixes and records visual evidence from follow-up checks before handoff.
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.
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.
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.