webcraft-uilisted

# Webcraft UI Use this skill as a senior UI/UX reviewer and frontend implementation guide. Treat UI quality as a system: information architecture, layout, typography, color, spacing, border/radius/shadow, interaction states, responsive behavior, accessibility, and visual restraint. ## Locale Contract Choose exactly one runtime locale before reading reference files: - Use `zh` when the user's current request is primarily Chinese, when the target UI/copy is Chinese, or when the task depends on Chinese typography, Chinese line-breaking, Chinese UX wording, or mixed Chinese/English content. - Use `en` for English requests and for requests where the user does not indicate a Chinese context. - Do not choose locale from the repository's available files, package metadata, or file names. Choose from the user's request and the target UI/content context. - After choosing `zh`, read only `.zh.md` workflow/checklist/module/preset references. Do not also read the English pair. - After choosing `en`, read only non-`.zh.md` workflow/checklist/module/preset references. Do not also read the Chinese pair. - Read both locales only when the user explicitly asks for translation, bilingual comparison, localization, or consistency checking between locales. - Reply in the user's language by default. Keep stable command names, file paths, mode names, and severity labels as written in the references when useful. ## Operating Modes Reference files are paired by locale. For the selected locale, rea