Frontend Design
Directs an agent toward deliberate visual choices for a new or existing interface, rather than default layouts and decoration.
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Choose between creating an interface, reviewing one already built, and inspecting its motion or interaction behavior. They are different design jobs.
An instruction file can give a design review structure, but it cannot replace seeing the actual interface, checking accessibility, or testing interaction on the intended device.
Directs an agent toward deliberate visual choices for a new or existing interface, rather than default layouts and decoration.
The installed SKILL.md is a short review workflow rather than a frozen rulebook. Its agent fetches the current guideline source for each review, checks the requested files, and returns terse findings.
Encodes a design-engineering perspective on interface polish, components, motion decisions, and the details that make software feel coherent.
Reviews animation code for purpose, timing, interruption, performance, accessibility, and fit with the interface.
Applies Apple-inspired principles to web interactions such as gestures, springs, sheets, spatial feedback, and reduced motion.
The source ties animation patterns to spatial meaning. A list-to-detail movement may need a shared element; a background refresh often should not animate at all. Implementation advice is version-sensitive.
This is an independent directory. Check the publisher's source for installation, tools, and availability.
Frontend Design and Design Engineering address visual direction and implementation quality from the outset.
Web Design Guidelines provides a review workflow for concrete UI issues rather than a generic style preference.
Use motion-specific guidance when transitions, timing, or reduced-motion behavior needs attention.
Choose the next task, not just the next publisher.
From Review to Revision
Bring the page, design references, and review notes together before the next revision.