Skill UI

Vizcom is an advanced AI platform designed to accelerate the product ideation and visualization process. It transforms rough inputs, such as hand-drawn sketches, basic line art, or simple text descriptions, into high-fidelity, photorealistic 3D renders. It is ideal for concept generation in physical products like furniture, electronics, and consumer goods, allowing designers to explore aesthetic variations and generate stunning marketing visuals.

This framework outlines the 'Hook Model' (Trigger, Action, Variable Reward, Investment) for building deeply engaging, habit-forming product loops. It guides designers in optimizing user retention, understanding behavioral psychology, and structuring product features to move users from deliberate usage to automatic, routine behavior. Use it for onboarding, feature design, and improving long-term user stickiness.

A design skill for architecting web interfaces with industrial brutalism and tactical telemetry aesthetics. It merges mid-century Swiss typography, industrial manuals, and retro-futuristic aerospace terminals, using rigid grids, extreme scale contrast, utilitarian colors, and analog degradation simulations. Opt-in, invoked by name.

Automate the complex process of migrating design systems, design tokens, and styles between multiple Figma files, or from external sources into Figma. This tool covers the full pipeline: inventorying assets, extracting raw style data (colors, typography, effects), transforming them into structured design tokens (e.g., JSON format), and finally writing them back into Figma variables using the Variables API. Ideal for maintaining consistency across large design libraries.

Wraps any existing HTML artifact (landing page, dashboard, etc.) with a live sidebar panel of controls. This panel allows users to instantly adjust design variables—such as accent color, typography scale, layout density, and dark mode—by rewriting CSS custom properties in real time. All changes are persisted via localStorage, enabling continuous exploration and variant testing without losing state.

A comprehensive guide for creating a robust design system based on perspective techniques. It details foundational tokens (color, typography, spacing), component rules (states, variants), and accessibility criteria (WCAG 2.2 AA). Use this skill to ensure scalable, realistic, and highly usable UI components with structured implementation.

This guide teaches you how to function as an expert design-system guideline author for the 'Vibrant' brand. It provides comprehensive, implementation-ready documentation covering foundational tokens (color, typography, spacing), detailed component rules (states, variants, interactions), and adherence to WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards. The output is structured, actionable, and includes quality assurance checklists for both designers and engineers.

A sophisticated automated loop that uses vision or video models to evaluate subjective aesthetic quality (e.g., timing, color grade, layout). Instead of relying on numeric metrics, the system renders multiple parameterized variants into one artifact, asks the AI to rate them, and suggests optimal values, repeating the process until convergence. Ideal for design iteration where human judgment is the primary success criteria.

This skill performs a comprehensive audit of Figma component libraries. It checks for naming inconsistencies, component coverage gaps, variant completeness, and overall design system health. The output provides a structured report with prioritized issues, actionable naming conventions, and a step-by-step fix plan, ensuring design consistency across products.

This skill provides a comprehensive blueprint for designing digital products within Figma. It systematically maps out entire user journeys, including happy paths, loading states, error conditions, empty states, and edge cases. By defining the complete flow and suggested file structure beforehand, it prevents scope creep and ensures designers account for every necessary screen variant before starting the actual design work.

This skill systematically defines all necessary variants, states, and properties for a Figma component before development. It ensures comprehensive coverage of all states (e.g., Hover, Disabled, Loading) and properties (e.g., Size, Type), generating a robust variant matrix that prevents critical design gaps and streamlines the entire component building process in Figma.

A comprehensive guide for implementing Monochromatic User Interfaces across Web, iOS, and Android. Learn how to achieve high elegance and strict color discipline by restricting the palette to variations (tints, tones, shades) of a single base hue. Includes detailed CSS, SwiftUI, and Flutter examples, emphasizing accessibility, texture usage, and color theory principles.