ui-ux-pro-max_skill

This skill helps you design and implement polished frontend UI/UX for pages, dashboards, and apps with best-practice guidelines.
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Overview

This skill provides frontend UI/UX design best practices and ready guidance for web and mobile projects. It combines a searchable design database (styles, palettes, fonts, charts) with stack-specific implementation notes to help design, build, review, and optimize interfaces for sites and apps. Use it to generate concrete UI recommendations, component patterns, and a pre-delivery checklist.

How this skill works

The skill inspects project context (product type, style keywords, industry, target stack) and returns tailored recommendations: color palettes, typography pairings, layout patterns, component rules, accessibility checks, and chart suggestions. It supports multiple stacks with a default html-tailwind path and offers concrete actionable steps for building or refactoring UI elements. Outputs include style guidance, implementation notes, and a verification checklist for quality and accessibility.

When to use it

  • Designing or updating pages: landing, dashboard, admin panel, e-commerce, SaaS, portfolio, blog, or mobile app.
  • Creating or refining components: buttons, modals, navbars, sidebars, cards, tables, forms, charts.
  • Requesting stack-specific guidance (React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, SwiftUI, React Native, Flutter, Tailwind, shadcn).
  • Performing UI/UX reviews, audits, fixes, or optimization before delivery.
  • Choosing visual systems: color palettes, font pairings, spacing, light/dark mode rules.

Best practices

  • Start by extracting product type, style keywords, industry, and preferred stack before proposing a design.
  • Default to html-tailwind if stack is unspecified, and provide stack-specific adjustments when requested.
  • Use SVG icon sets (Heroicons/Lucide) and consistent viewBox sizing; avoid emojis as UI icons.
  • Ensure hover/focus states provide feedback without layout shift and transitions use 150–300ms.
  • Validate accessibility: alt text, form labels, color contrast (4.5:1 minimum), and prefers-reduced-motion.

Example use cases

  • Build a responsive hero-focused landing page with an elegant palette and clear CTA hierarchy.
  • Design a SaaS dashboard: choose charts, spacing rules, and dark mode contrast adjustments.
  • Refactor a mobile app form: improve labels, validation feedback, and touch target sizes.
  • Review an admin panel for accessibility issues and fix focus states, keyboard navigation, and contrast.
  • Create a component library sample (buttons, cards, modals) with Tailwind utilities and shadcn examples.

FAQ

Default to html-tailwind and add stack-specific notes when the user later specifies React, Vue, Next.js, etc.

Which elements are checked during a UI review?

Icons, hover/focus states, cursor behavior, spacing, responsive breakpoints, light/dark contrast, and accessibility items like alt text and labels.

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