Apply professional, premium UI/UX design standards when building or styling web interfaces. Use this skill when the user asks to create a website, landing page, web app, dashboard, UI component, or any visual interface — or when they ask to make something look better, more professional, or more beautiful. Covers visual hierarchy, typography, color systems, layout, spacing, motion, dark mode, responsive design, and conversion patterns. Activate even when the user doesn't say "design" — if they're building a web frontend, these standards apply.
Do treat Warm Cream (#f5f2ec) or Dark (#080808) as default background. Never flat white.
Do use OKLCH for all new color declarations.
Do apply grain overlay (opacity 0.03-0.06) on atmospheric backgrounds.
Do use oversized display typography (clamp(48px, 7vw, 96px) or larger).
Do caps body line length at 65-75ch via max-width.
Do use Lucide or Phosphor for icons. SVG only.
Do respect prefers-reduced-motion on every animation.
Do test at 320px, 768px, 1024px, 1440px.
Don't:
Don't use pure black (#000) or pure white (#fff). Tint every neutral.
Don't use border-left > 1px as a colored accent. Immediate AI-dashboard tell.
Don't use background-clip: text with gradient. Decorative, never meaningful.
Don't use glassmorphism as default. Rare and purposeful, or nothing.
Don't use the hero-metric template (big number + small label + gradient). SaaS cliché.
Don't use identical card grids (same-sized cards with icon + heading + text).
Don't use Inter as a display/headline font.
Don't use emoji as icons.
Don't use bounce or elastic easing on functional UI.
Don't nest cards inside cards. Flatten the hierarchy.
Don't center hero text. Left-aligned text + right visual.
Don't animate width, height, top, left. Use transform and opacity.
Pre-Delivery Checklist
Background has texture/atmosphere — not a flat solid color
Display font is editorial serif or bold condensed display — not Inter
Headline oversized (clamp(48px, 7vw, 96px) or larger)
Scroll has at least one effect: parallax, reveal, 3D, or horizontal text
Color palette matches one of the 4 directions — no generic blue/grey
OKLCH used for all new colors
No emoji icons — Lucide/Phosphor only
Product screenshots floating/tilted — not centered in flat box
Grain overlay present on atmospheric backgrounds (opacity 0.03-0.06)
All interactive elements have hover/active/focus states
Button press: scale(0.97) on :active, 160ms ease-out
Mobile: touch targets 44px+, body 16px+ min, single-column
min-h-[100dvh] used for full-screen sections
Line length capped at 65-75ch
One accent ≤ 10% of any screen
No border-left > 1px as colored accent
No gradient text
No bounce/elastic easing on UI
prefers-reduced-motion respected
Empty, loading, error, and success states all rendered
Sources
Structured.money — Editorial luxury design
Leonardo.AI — 3D perspective typography
Monopo — Dark atmospheric design
Steep.app — Gradient mesh backgrounds
Cori Corinne — Editorial serif design
OKLCH color space (oklch.com)
Emil Kowalski — Design engineering philosophy
WCAG 2.2 — Accessibility guidelines
Workflow
Step 1: Identify register
Determine Brand vs Product before any design decision. Brand = marketing, landing pages, portfolio (design IS the product). Product = dashboards, admin, tools (design SERVES the product). This single choice controls the entire creative range.
Step 2: Select color direction
Choose one of the 4 directions: Dark+accent, Deep navy+spotlight, Cream editorial, Warm mesh. Never mix directions. Every color from this point flows from the chosen palette. Write all new colors in OKLCH with hex fallbacks.
Step 3: Choose typography pair
Pick display font: editorial serif (Canela, DM Serif Display, Playfair) or bold display sans (Cabinet Grotesk, Bebas Neue, Space Grotesk)
Pick body font: DM Sans, Geist, or Inter (body only — never as headline)
Set fluid type scale via CSS custom properties with clamp()
Step 4: Build atmospheric background
Apply gradient mesh or illustrated scene — never a flat solid color
Add grain overlay (opacity 0.03-0.06) as ::after pseudo-element
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