Skill UI

This comprehensive guide provides expert, implementation-ready design system guidelines for creating a high-contrast, playful, and premium user interface inspired by Tetris. It covers typography, color tokens, spacing, accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA), and a detailed component authoring workflow, ensuring consistency and usability across all platforms.

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.

Act as an expert guide author specializing in the Vintage design aesthetic (1950s–1990s). This skill provides comprehensive, implementation-ready guidelines for creating design systems, covering visual tokens, component anatomy, accessibility standards (WCAG 2.2 AA), and strict writing rules. It ensures output is structured, opinionated, and highly practical for engineers and designers.

This skill acts as an expert author for creating comprehensive, implementation-ready design system guidelines. It covers foundational elements, including brand identity, color tokens, typography scales, and spacing rules. It mandates structured documentation, component state definitions (default, hover, error, etc.), and strict adherence to WCAG accessibility standards, ensuring consistency and usability across all digital products.

A sophisticated pipeline that generates professional, print-ready academic conference posters (e.g., for ICLR, NeurIPS). It builds the poster as a single HTML/CSS file and renders it precisely to PDF using headless Chromium. The system enforces measurement-driven hard gates, utilizes a two-hue design system, and ensures figure provenance, guaranteeing structural integrity for publication standards.

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 provides a comprehensive, structured audit of any design system. It assesses component coverage gaps against production UI, monitors design token consistency (color, spacing, typography), evaluates documentation quality, and checks for accessibility compliance. The output includes an overall health score and a prioritized remediation roadmap, making it essential for design leadership and engineering teams maintaining shared component libraries.

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.

Runs a comprehensive, systematic QA check on Figma designs to ensure they are production-ready before handing off to engineering. The checklist rigorously evaluates file hygiene, component consistency, accessibility (WCAG AA), content completeness, and overall readiness across multiple platforms (iOS/Android/Web). Use this skill when needing to validate a design’s quality and structure to prevent costly development rework.

This skill generates a comprehensive spacing and layout token system for Figma. It establishes foundational design rules, including a scalable spacing scale (e.g., 4px/8px base), responsive grid definitions for various breakpoints, and component-specific spacing conventions. It ensures design consistency and provides clear guidelines for developer handoff.

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.