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ui-ux-design

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UI/UX design — interaction states, accessibility contracts, information architecture, visual hierarchy, and design tokens. Use this skill whenever the user wants to design or critique an interface, asks to "design this screen", "what states does this button need", "what ARIA does this menu need", "make this accessible", "how should I structure the navigation", "is this UI any good", "set up design tokens", "review my UX", "mock up design options", or "make this convert better" — even if they never say design and only describe a cluttered screen, a flow users abandon, or a component that breaks on real data. Covers type and color as applied to a UI; send pure type-scale or palette-contrast questions to typography and color-system. Route signups, conversion, retention, and pricing-presentation asks here. Do NOT use for aesthetic direction and polish (see frontend-design), charts (see dataviz), React hooks (see ideal-react-component), A/B testing, or writing the copy itself (headlines, taglines, pricing text).

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