Visual Hierarchy

Use the design-system skill to generate or audit a UI system, extract tokens from existing code, and review styling consistency in real repos.

design-review is a UX-minded design QA skill for auditing live interfaces, spotting spacing, hierarchy, visual consistency, and interaction issues, then fixing them iteratively with verification. It supports plan-mode review before implementation and is useful when you want a design-review guide for concrete source changes instead of vague advice.

visual-design-foundations helps teams build practical UI systems with typography scales, color tokens, spacing rules, and iconography guidance. Use it to install a solid design foundation, create style guides, audit hierarchy, and produce implementation-ready CSS variables from clear design constraints.

polish is a final-pass UI review skill for catching alignment, spacing, consistency, token usage, and micro-detail issues before shipping. It is best for screens, flows, or components that already work but feel close, not quite polished. Use it to improve launch readiness, design-system alignment, and overall quality without unnecessary redesign.

The layout skill helps improve spacing, hierarchy, and composition when a UI feels flat, crowded, or mechanically arranged. Use it for layout, alignment, and visual rhythm problems, with a practical layout guide for UI Design rather than generic styling. It is best when you need structural fixes, clearer grouping, and a better reading order.

distill helps simplify cluttered UI design by removing noise, weak hierarchy, and redundant options so the core task is clear. Use it when a screen needs disciplined reduction, clearer priorities, and a focused simplification pass.

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.

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.

industrial-brutalist-ui skill for UI Design creates mechanical, high-density interfaces with Swiss-style grids, extreme type contrast, utilitarian palettes, and analog texture. Use this industrial-brutalist-ui guide for dashboards, editorial systems, and portfolio pages that need a disciplined control-panel look.

The colorize skill helps UI teams add strategic color to gray or flat interfaces. Learn when to use it, what context it needs, and how it fits the impeccable workflow with $frontend-design and brand-aware color decisions.

arrange helps diagnose and improve UI layout, spacing, and visual hierarchy. Use this arrange skill to fix crowded screens, repetitive grids, and weak composition, with required setup through $frontend-design and optional $teach-impeccable context.

The typeset skill audits and improves UI typography by fixing font choices, hierarchy, sizing, weight, and readability. Best for product UI, dashboards, and landing pages. Requires /frontend-design context first, with /teach-impeccable if no design context exists.

The polish skill helps teams run a final UI quality pass before shipping. Use it to catch spacing, alignment, interaction-state, copy, and edge-case issues after the interface is functionally complete and design context is already established.

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.

Learn how the colorize skill adds strategic color to gray or flat UI designs. This guide covers required prep with frontend-design, install context from the repository, and practical usage for hierarchy, semantics, and brand fit.

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.

arrange helps improve UI layout, spacing, and visual hierarchy. Use it to diagnose crowded screens, repetitive grids, weak grouping, and flat composition, then apply clearer structure and spacing rhythm. Best used within pbakaus/impeccable after /frontend-design, and sometimes /teach-impeccable, for stronger arrange usage.

typeset improves UI typography by auditing font choice, hierarchy, sizing, weight, and readability. Best used after /frontend-design, with /teach-impeccable if context is missing, to turn generic text into a clearer, more intentional type system.

The quieter skill reduces visual intensity in UI Design, helping tone down loud, harsh, or overstimulating interfaces while preserving hierarchy, clarity, and brand personality. Best used after the required /frontend-design workflow in the pbakaus/impeccable repository.

The polish skill guides a final-pass UI review to fix spacing, alignment, copy, states, and transitions before launch. Best used after a feature is functionally complete, with design context, a clear quality bar, and a specific screen, flow, or component target.

distill is a UI design simplification skill for stripping screens to their essential task. Use it to declutter interfaces, reduce noise, and clarify hierarchy. It works best after /frontend-design, with a specific screen, one primary user goal, and clear must-keep constraints.

The colorize skill helps teams add strategic color to gray or flat UI designs. It guides where color should appear, why it matters, and how to use it with existing brand context, hierarchy, semantic states, and tone. Best used after /frontend-design for more reliable color decisions.

bolder is a UI design skill that amplifies bland or overly safe interfaces with stronger hierarchy, contrast, and personality while keeping usability intact. Best used after /frontend-design, and /teach-impeccable if context is missing, on a specific target like a page, section, or component.

The arrange skill helps improve UI layout, spacing, grouping, and visual hierarchy. Learn when to use it, how arrange install works from the GitHub repo, and how to apply arrange usage with /frontend-design context for better UI Design decisions.