UI Skills

A set of skills responsible for generating UI components and forms.

Constraint Priority and Applicability

1. By default, apply the constraints in ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/ui-skills.md with highest priority.
2. Apply ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/frontend-design.md only when "sharp/distinctive/expressive/brand-focused" is explicitly requested.
3. UI Skills MUST/NEVER rules are maintained in principle. However, the following exceptions are allowed only when the user explicitly requests them:
   • Gradients, glow effects, strong decorations
   • Animations (additions/extensions)
   • Custom easing

Feature Details

Execution Steps

1. Apply constraint set (follow priority order)
2. Quality gate (Step 0)
3. Classify the user's request
4. Read the appropriate reference file from "Feature Details" above
5. Generate following its instructions

Step 0: Quality Gate (Accessibility Checklist)

When generating UI components, ensure accessibility:

♿ Accessibility Checklist

It is recommended that the generated UI meets the following:

### Required
- [ ] Set alt attributes on images
- [ ] Associate labels with form elements
- [ ] Keyboard operable (Tab to move focus)
- [ ] Focus state is visually apparent

### Recommended
- [ ] Information not conveyed by color alone
- [ ] Contrast ratio 4.5:1 or higher (text)
- [ ] Appropriate use of aria-label / aria-describedby
- [ ] Heading structure (h1 → h2 → h3) is logical

### Interactive Elements
- [ ] Buttons have appropriate labels (e.g., "View product details" not just "Details")
- [ ] Focus trap in modals/dialogs
- [ ] Error messages are read by screen readers

For VibeCoder

♿ Making designs usable by everyone

1. **Add descriptions to images**
   - "Red sneakers, front view" not just "Product image"

2. **Make clickable areas keyboard-accessible too**
   - Move with Tab key, confirm with Enter

3. **Don't rely on color alone**
   - Not just red=error; also use icon + text