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buzz-mockups

Skill82 starsChanged 41 days agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Build lightweight Buzz UI mockups and click-through prototypes using real components and fake data. Use for exploring layouts and user flows, not validating backend behavior.

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SKILL.md

Exploring a user flow doesn’t require running the whole Buzz app. A simple browser page can use real Buzz components with fake data and click-through interactions.

Interactions can use local state, and any services a component needs can be stubbed out. The underlying feature doesn’t need to exist yet.

For new UI, follow the design system and its host integration guidance. Existing message and conversation fixtures show offline service patterns.

Optional: demo source and setup notes. This is a design reference on a separate branch, not a maintained starter or the styling source for new UI.

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