ui-design
SolidGenerate the visual and structural UI specification for a product, feature, page, or component from product goals and brand constraints. Use whenever the user asks for a UI design, mockup spec, screen layout, design tokens, component breakdown, state catalog, responsive rules, or accessibility treatment—even if the brief is just "design the screen for X," "build a UI for Y," "mock up the dashboard," "define the visual language," or "style the component." Covers information hierarchy, page layout, components, states, design tokens, color, typography, responsive behavior, accessibility, interaction notes, and handoff specs. Does not replace UX research, task flow, or information architecture—assume those are already decided or produced by `ux-design`.
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- Author
- AVA-2568
- Repository
- AVA-2568/MY_SKILL
- Created
- 2 days ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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