UI/UX Design

The accessibility skill helps you design, implement, and audit accessible UI with WCAG 2.2 Level AA guidance for Web, iOS, and Android. Use it to map component roles, labels, states, focus behavior, and accessibility traits, with practical accessibility usage for UX Audit work and implementation reviews.

ux-designer is a structured UX design skill for research, accessibility, information architecture, interaction flows, wireframe guidance, and UX copy. It helps teams turn rough product ideas into clearer, criteria-based design decisions using AGENTS.md and focused rules files.

browse is a fast headless browser skill for QA, dogfooding, and browser automation. Use it to open pages, interact with elements, verify state, compare before and after actions, capture screenshots, and check responsive layouts, forms, uploads, dialogs, and element states. Install browse when you need browser evidence instead of a generic prompt.

gstack is a browser-driven AI skill for QA testing, dogfooding, release checks, and bug capture. It opens real pages, clicks through UI, verifies state, compares before and after, tests responsive layouts, and captures screenshot-backed evidence. It is especially useful for UI Design review and deployment validation when you need trustworthy browser results from the gstack skill.

ui-ux-pro-max is a comprehensive skill for AI-assisted UI/UX design. It offers structured guidance on layouts, styles, color systems, typography, and UX rules for web and mobile projects. Ideal for developers and teams needing practical design decisions across React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, SwiftUI, React Native, Flutter, and HTML/CSS. Use it to plan, review, and improve UI with curated design intelligence.

vercel-react-native-skills is a React Native and Expo skill for performance-minded frontend development. Use it to improve list rendering, animations, navigation, UI patterns, state management, and native module setup. It includes practical rules, install guidance, and usage patterns for working through mobile app bottlenecks with less guesswork.

shape is a planning-first UI/UX design skill that runs a structured discovery interview and creates a design brief before code. Use it to clarify user problems, constraints, and direction, then hand off the brief to implementation.

quieter is a UI design refinement skill that reduces visual aggression in loud or overstimulating interfaces while preserving clarity, hierarchy, and brand intent. It works best after the parent $impeccable skill and helps teams diagnose intensity sources before making targeted changes.

The harden skill helps make UI designs and interface specs production-ready by testing edge cases, empty states, error handling, long text, localization, permissions, and other real-world failure modes. Use it for harden for UI Design when you need fewer layout surprises and more complete behavior rules.

critique helps you review interfaces, features, pages, or components from a UX lens with structured scoring, persona-based testing, heuristic checks, and actionable feedback. Use the critique skill when you need a repeatable critique guide for UI/UX Design, not vague commentary. It is best for focused critique usage on a specific area with clear context.

Use the delight skill to add tasteful UI polish, micro-interactions, and personality to success, loading, empty, and onboarding states without hurting usability or focus.

Clarify improves confusing UX copy, error messages, labels, onboarding steps, and instructions so users can act with less guesswork. It is useful for Technical Writing, support content, and product teams that need clearer interface text. The skill starts with context, audience, and user state before rewriting, so the result is more direct, specific, and usable.

figma-create-new-file creates a new blank Figma Design file or FigJam board in drafts. Use it when you need a fresh starting point before deeper Figma actions, including use_figma. It supports design or figjam, optional file naming, and can resolve plan access with whoami when needed.

Use figma to pull design context, screenshots, variables, and assets from the Figma MCP server, then translate Figma nodes into implementation-ready UI decisions. This figma skill is ideal when you have a Figma URL or node ID and need accurate figma usage for design-to-code work, setup, or troubleshooting.

The layout skill helps review and improve UI composition, spacing, hierarchy, alignment, and visual rhythm. It is best for crowded or structurally weak screens and depends on /impeccable for context gathering before use.

shape is a planning-first UX/UI skill that runs a discovery interview and turns answers into a design brief before code. Use it with /impeccable to clarify user goals, constraints, states, and implementation direction for UI Design.

site-architecture helps plan or restructure website page hierarchy, navigation, URL patterns, and internal linking. Use it to create sitemaps, nav specs, URL maps, and Mermaid or ASCII site diagrams for marketing and UI/UX planning.

The onboard skill helps product teams improve onboarding flows, empty states, and first-run UX. It guides install and usage with a practical workflow, required /frontend-design dependency, and prompts for defining the aha moment, user level, and key activation steps.

distill is a UI design skill for stripping screens, components, and flows down to their essential goal. Use it to reduce clutter, visual noise, and feature creep, but note that distill depends on /frontend-design and sometimes /teach-impeccable before use.

The critique skill helps teams run structured UX reviews on pages, features, and components. It evaluates hierarchy, cognitive load, heuristics, and persona-based risks, then turns findings into actionable fixes. Best used after /frontend-design with clear screenshots, goals, and user context.

clarify helps rewrite confusing UI text, error messages, labels, and instructions for better UX. Best used in the pbakaus/impeccable workflow after /frontend-design, with audience level and user mental state provided for stronger results.

bolder is a UI design skill that amplifies bland or overly safe interfaces with more contrast, hierarchy, and personality. Use it after /frontend-design context gathering, or /teach-impeccable when no design context exists, to get sharper, more actionable design improvements without losing usability.

The adapt skill helps redesign an existing UI for a new device or context. Learn the adapt workflow, required frontend-design dependency, install path, and practical usage for mobile, tablet, print, and cross-platform UI/UX design changes.

The onboard skill helps improve onboarding flows, empty states, and first-run UX for faster activation. It requires /frontend-design first, may need /teach-impeccable, and works best with a clear target, aha moment, and user experience context.