Use when reviewing or designing a color palette for a UI, website, or app — seven principles for premium, calm, accessible color (palette size, muted tones, contrast, accent restraint, near-black/white, consistency, whitespace).
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Seven principles for color that feels calm, premium, and accessible. Use them to review or design any digital interface — and reference them by number when giving feedback.
Triggers: color, palette, UI design, visual hierarchy, contrast, muted tones, accent color, design feedback, color theory.
The fewer colors you use, the more each one matters.
If everything shouts, nothing stands out.
Contrast tells users where to look first.
Accent colors only work when they're rare.
Tiny shifts create different feelings.
#1a1a1a or #121212 instead of #000#FAFAF7 or #F5F5F0 instead of #FFFUsers shouldn't have to relearn your colors.
Whitespace makes color intentional.
When reviewing a design, structure the response as:
Pairs well with kika-design-system — these are the general review lens; that skill is one opinionated system built on them.
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Use when creating a new project folder, starter pack, app scaffold, or agent-ready workspace — AGENTS.md, README, TASKS, DECISIONS, PROMPTS, an idempotent bootstrap script, and starter-pack modes.
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Use when designing or implementing states for AI agent tasks, background jobs, local model runs, queues, and notifications — one shared set of states, only legal transitions, and a recovery path out of every failure.
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Use when exposing app features to App Intents, Shortcuts, Siri, Spotlight, widgets, controls, or system actions — small safe AppIntents, AppShortcutsProvider, AppEnum/AppEntity, parameters, and open-vs-background behavior.
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Use when designing, reviewing, or implementing a command-palette / ⌘K layer for an Apple-platform app — keyboard-first global search, ranked and grouped results, native floating panel, and protected destructive commands.
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Use when designing or implementing empty, first-run, no-result, offline, error, or waiting states in Apple-platform apps — every empty state explains what is missing, why it matters, and what to do next.
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Use when designing or implementing feedback, status, progress, alerts, errors, success states, and live activity indicators in Apple-platform apps — inline status, banners, alerts, notifications, and loading states.
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