Skill UI

This skill generates highly disciplined, forceful, and timeless English prose, specifically designed to bypass modern AI writing clichés and filler language. It is ideal for essays, literary rewrites, or demanding analytical writing that requires sharp, concrete, and confident phrasing. It enforces strict rules against common AI cadences, therapeutic fluff, and vague transitions, ensuring the output is muscular and substantive.

Helps designers explore trending Coolors palettes, capture hex codes, and map selections into Tailwind configs or curated fallbacks when the browser is unavailable, ensuring contrast and role guidance for frontend themes.

Guides teams through discovery, research, moodboards, palettes, typography, and Tailwind-ready code so they can ship distinctive, accessible front-end experiences with process validation.

This skill provides AI-powered capabilities for advanced image manipulation. It specializes in style transfer, allowing users to apply the aesthetic characteristics of one image to another, and object removal, enabling seamless retouching by eliminating unwanted elements. It is essential for designers, photographers, and artists requiring high-quality, creative photo editing and visual enhancement.

A comprehensive guide to elevating UI design beyond generic templates. It outlines a rigorous methodology for creating visually distinctive and intentional user experiences, focusing on grounding design in the subject matter, deliberate choices in typography and palette, and structuring content for maximum impact. Ideal for product designers and frontend developers aiming for a unique, signature aesthetic.

A comprehensive guide covering core principles for game art production. It details art style selection (Pixel Art, PBR 3D, etc.), structured 2D and 3D asset pipelines, color theory, animation guidelines (including the 12 principles), and professional asset organization standards. Ideal for artists and designers managing the entire game art lifecycle.

A comprehensive guide covering the fundamental principles of interactive entertainment design. This resource details core loop creation, structuring a Game Design Document (GDD), analyzing player psychology (motivation, reward schedules), balancing difficulty (flow state), and designing effective progression systems. It is essential for game developers, product managers, and creative designers planning engaging user experiences.

Provides comprehensive guidance on implementing standard user interface controls according to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG). It details the appropriate use cases for toggles, segmented controls, pickers, sliders, and other input elements, ensuring designs are consistent, accessible, and optimized for the Apple ecosystem.

A comprehensive guide and assistant for designing and implementing user interface components (menus, buttons, toolbars) strictly following Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG). It covers best practices for structure, hierarchy, contextual behavior, and platform-specific considerations across iOS, macOS, and visionOS.

A comprehensive guide detailing the core principles of Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG). It covers essential topics such as accessibility (VoiceOver, Dynamic Type), utilizing system colors and materials, adhering to platform conventions, and best practices for typography, layout, and motion. Use this guide to ensure your application design is native, inclusive, and highly polished across all Apple operating systems.

A comprehensive guide to the Apple Human Interface Guidelines (HIG), detailing best practices for designing seamless and intuitive user experiences across various interaction scenarios. It covers key principles such as minimizing modality, providing clear feedback, handling data entry, progressive onboarding, and managing complex features like sharing and drag-and-drop, ensuring your application feels native and polished.

A comprehensive guide for designing cross-device applications across the Apple ecosystem. This skill helps developers adhere to the specific Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) for various platforms—including iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. It emphasizes adapting design principles (e.g., touch-first vs. pointer-based vs. spatial) while maintaining brand consistency, ensuring a native and optimal user experience regardless of the operating system.