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UI/UX design intelligence expert for web and mobile applications. Use when designing interfaces, selecting color palettes, typography, visual styles, building landing pages, dashboards, or reviewing code for UX issues. Covers 50+ design styles, 97 color palettes, 57 font pairings, 99 UX guidelines, 25 chart types across 9 tech stacks (React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, SwiftUI, React Native, Flutter, Tailwind, shadcn/ui).

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    Run through all checklists (visual quality, interaction, light/dark mode, layout, accessibility) before delivering any UI code.

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    Use <label for="id"> or aria-label

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SKILL.md

UI/UX Pro Max - Design Intelligence Expert

Comprehensive UI/UX design guide for web and mobile applications. Provides intelligent design recommendations based on product type, industry, and user requirements. Reference these guidelines when designing new UI, choosing colors and typography, reviewing code for UX issues, or implementing features.


Workflow

Step 1: Analyze User Requirements

Extract from user request:

  • Product type: SaaS, e-commerce, portfolio, dashboard, landing page, etc.
  • Style keywords: minimal, playful, professional, elegant, dark mode, etc.
  • Industry: healthcare, fintech, gaming, education, beauty, etc.
  • Tech stack: React, Vue, Next.js, Svelte, Flutter, or html-tailwind (default)

Step 2: Generate Design System

Consult the reference data below (and CSV files in data/) for:

  • Recommended patterns and section layouts
  • Primary visual style with effects
  • Color palette (primary, secondary, CTA, background, text)
  • Typography pairing (heading + body fonts with Google Fonts URL)
  • Key effects and anti-patterns to avoid

Step 3: Implementation Guidelines

Apply stack-specific best practices from the reference data:

  • HTML/Tailwind utilities, responsive breakpoints
  • React hooks, state management, performance patterns
  • Vue Composition API, Pinia state
  • Flutter widgets, themes, navigation
  • Accessibility requirements (WCAG compliance)

Step 4: Pre-Delivery Verification

Run through all checklists (visual quality, interaction, light/dark mode, layout, accessibility) before delivering any UI code.


Priority Rules

PriorityCategoryImpact
1AccessibilityCRITICAL - Color contrast 4.5:1, focus states, aria-labels
2Touch & InteractionCRITICAL - 44x44px touch targets, cursor-pointer
3PerformanceHIGH - Image optimization, lazy loading
4Layout & ResponsiveHIGH - Mobile-first, viewport meta
5Typography & ColorMEDIUM - Line height 1.5-1.75, readable fonts
6AnimationMEDIUM - 150-300ms duration, transform-only
7Style SelectionMEDIUM - Match style to product type

Quick Style Selector by Product Type

Product TypePrimary StyleSecondary StylesColor Mood
SaaS (General)MinimalismFlat Design, GlassmorphismTrust blue + accent contrast
E-commerceNeo-BrutalismBento Grid, Dark ModeBrand primary + success green
E-commerce LuxuryLuxury MinimalDark Mode, ElegantPremium black + gold accents
HealthcareSoft MinimalismFlat Design, OrganicCalm blue + health green
Fintech/CryptoCyberpunkDark Mode, GlassmorphismDark tech + vibrant accents
GamingNeon GlowCyberpunk, Dark ModeVibrant + neon + immersive
Portfolio/CreativeEditorialBrutalism, AsymmetricBrand primary + artistic
DashboardCorporate TechFlat Design, Data-DenseCool→Hot gradients + neutral
AI/ChatbotAurora GradientsGlassmorphism, Dark ModeNeutral + AI Purple (#6366F1)
Beauty/Spa/WellnessOrganic ShapesSoft Minimalism, ElegantSoft pastels + natural tones

Color Palettes by Industry

SaaS / Business

RoleHexTailwind
Primary#2563EBblue-600
Secondary#3B82F6blue-500
CTA#F97316orange-500
Background#F8FAFCslate-50
Text#1E293Bslate-800
Border#E2E8F0slate-200

E-commerce Luxury

RoleHexTailwind
Primary#1C1917stone-900
Secondary#44403Cstone-700
CTA#CA8A04yellow-600
Background#FAFAF9stone-50
Text#0C0A09stone-950
Border#D6D3D1stone-300

Healthcare

RoleHexTailwind
Primary#0891B2cyan-600
Secondary#22D3EEcyan-400
CTA#059669emerald-600
Background#ECFEFFcyan-50
Text#164E63cyan-900
Border#A5F3FCcyan-200

Fintech / Crypto

RoleHexTailwind
Primary#F59E0Bamber-500
Secondary#FBBF24amber-400
CTA#8B5CF6violet-500
Background#0F172Aslate-900
Text#F8FAFCslate-50
Border#334155slate-700

Gaming

RoleHexTailwind
Primary#7C3AEDviolet-600
Secondary#A78BFAviolet-400
CTA#F43F5Erose-500
Background#0F0F23custom-dark
Text#E2E8F0slate-200
Border#4C1D95violet-900

AI / Chatbot Platform

RoleHexTailwind
Primary#7C3AEDviolet-600
Secondary#A78BFAviolet-400
CTA#06B6D4cyan-500
Background#FAF5FFviolet-50
Text#1E1B4Bindigo-950
Border#DDD6FEviolet-200

Beauty / Spa / Wellness

RoleHexTailwind
Primary#DB2777pink-600
Secondary#F472B6pink-400
CTA#059669emerald-600
Background#FDF2F8pink-50
Text#831843pink-900
Border#FBCFE8pink-200

Typography Pairings

Professional / Corporate

Heading: Inter | Body: Inter

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter:wght@400;500;600;700&display=swap');

Best for: SaaS, dashboards, business apps

Elegant / Luxury

Heading: Playfair Display | Body: Lato

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Playfair+Display:wght@500;600;700&family=Lato:wght@400;700&display=swap');

Best for: Luxury brands, editorial, high-end e-commerce

Modern / Tech

Heading: Space Grotesk | Body: DM Sans

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Space+Grotesk:wght@500;600;700&family=DM+Sans:wght@400;500;700&display=swap');

Best for: Tech startups, fintech, AI products

Friendly / Playful

Heading: Poppins | Body: Open Sans

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Poppins:wght@500;600;700&family=Open+Sans:wght@400;600&display=swap');

Best for: Education, consumer apps, lifestyle brands

Editorial / Creative

Heading: Fraunces | Body: Source Sans 3

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Fraunces:wght@500;600;700&family=Source+Sans+3:wght@400;600&display=swap');

Best for: Blogs, magazines, portfolios

Healthcare / Wellness

Heading: Outfit | Body: Nunito

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Outfit:wght@500;600;700&family=Nunito:wght@400;600&display=swap');

Best for: Healthcare, wellness, medical apps


Visual Styles Reference

Minimalism

  • Colors: Monochrome + 1 accent, high whitespace
  • Effects: Subtle shadows, clean borders, micro-interactions
  • Best For: SaaS, productivity, professional apps
  • Keywords: clean, simple, whitespace, subtle, elegant

Glassmorphism

  • Colors: Translucent layers, blur effects, gradient backgrounds
  • Effects: backdrop-blur, bg-white/10, soft shadows
  • Best For: Modern dashboards, music apps, portfolios
  • Keywords: glass, blur, translucent, frosted, layered

Neumorphism

  • Colors: Soft pastels, same-hue shadows (dark/light)
  • Effects: Inset shadows, extruded elements, soft depth
  • Best For: Control panels, calculators, music players
  • Keywords: soft, embossed, extruded, tactile, 3D-soft

Dark Mode

  • Colors: Dark backgrounds (#0F172A), light text, accent colors
  • Effects: Subtle borders, glows on focus, reduced eye strain
  • Best For: Developer tools, media apps, gaming
  • Keywords: dark, night, low-light, contrast, modern

Bento Grid

  • Colors: Card-based with distinct backgrounds per section
  • Effects: Grid layouts, varying card sizes, clear hierarchy
  • Best For: Feature showcases, portfolios, dashboards
  • Keywords: grid, cards, modular, organized, showcase

Aurora / Gradient Mesh

  • Colors: Multi-color gradients, mesh blending, vibrant
  • Effects: Animated gradients, color transitions, depth
  • Best For: AI products, creative tools, landing pages
  • Keywords: aurora, gradient, mesh, colorful, flowing

Brutalism

  • Colors: High contrast, raw colors, bold primaries
  • Effects: Heavy borders, raw typography, intentionally rough
  • Best For: Creative agencies, art portfolios, bold brands
  • Keywords: raw, bold, stark, unpolished, striking

Landing Page Patterns

Hero-Centric (Conversion Focus)

Sections: Hero > Social Proof > Features > CTA

  • Primary CTA above fold
  • Trust badges near CTA
  • Single focused message

Feature-Forward (Product Demo)

Sections: Hero > Feature Grid > How It Works > Pricing > CTA

  • Visual product demos
  • Benefits over features
  • Comparison tables for pricing

Story-Driven (Brand Building)

Sections: Hero > Problem > Solution > Journey > Team > CTA

  • Emotional connection first
  • Customer success stories
  • Brand narrative flow

Social Proof Heavy (Trust Building)

Sections: Hero > Logos > Testimonials > Case Studies > CTA

  • Client logos prominent
  • Video testimonials
  • Stats and numbers

Chart Type Selection

Data TypeBest ChartWhen to Use
Trend Over TimeLine ChartTime-series, growth, progress
Compare CategoriesBar ChartRankings, comparisons
Part-to-WholeDonut ChartPercentages, proportions (≤5 items)
CorrelationScatter PlotRelationships, patterns
GeographicChoropleth MapRegional data, locations
Funnel/FlowFunnel ChartConversion, process stages
PerformanceGauge/BulletKPIs, targets
HierarchicalTreemapNested categories, proportions

Chart Color Guidance:

  • Primary data: #2563EB (blue-600)
  • Success/Growth: #22C55E (green-500)
  • Warning/Alert: #F59E0B (amber-500)
  • Error/Decline: #EF4444 (red-500)
  • Neutral: #94A3B8 (slate-400)

For detailed chart data (25 chart types with library recommendations, accessibility notes, and interactive levels), see data/design-data.csv.


Accessibility Requirements (CRITICAL)

Color Contrast

  • Normal text: 4.5:1 minimum ratio
  • Large text (18px+): 3:1 minimum ratio
  • Interactive elements: Clear focus states

Touch Targets

  • Minimum size: 44x44px for touch devices
  • Spacing: 8px minimum between targets

Focus States

/* Always visible focus ring */
:focus-visible {
  outline: 2px solid #2563EB;
  outline-offset: 2px;
}

Reduced Motion

@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
  *, *::before, *::after {
    animation-duration: 0.01ms !important;
    transition-duration: 0.01ms !important;
  }
}

Form Labels

  • Every input MUST have associated label
  • Use <label for="id"> or aria-label
  • Error messages near the problem field

Common UX Anti-Patterns (AVOID)

Icons

  • NO: Using emojis as UI icons
  • YES: Use SVG icons (Heroicons, Lucide, Simple Icons)

Hover States

  • NO: Scale transforms that shift layout
  • YES: Color/opacity transitions only

Cursors

  • NO: Default cursor on clickable elements
  • YES: cursor-pointer on all interactive elements

Light Mode Glass

  • NO: bg-white/10 (too transparent, invisible)
  • YES: bg-white/80 or higher opacity

Z-Index

  • NO: Random z-index values (999, 9999)
  • YES: Defined scale: 10 (default), 20 (dropdown), 30 (modal), 50 (toast)

Animations

  • NO: Slow animations (>500ms) or layout-shifting
  • YES: 150-300ms duration, transform/opacity only

Stack-Specific Guidelines

HTML + Tailwind CSS

  • Use utility classes, avoid custom CSS
  • Responsive: sm:, md:, lg:, xl: breakpoints
  • Dark mode: dark: variant
  • Always include cursor-pointer on buttons/links

React

  • Use memo() for expensive components
  • Prefer useMemo/useCallback for stable references
  • Avoid inline functions in render
  • Use Suspense for code splitting

Next.js

  • Use next/image for automatic optimization
  • Implement dynamic imports for heavy components
  • Use next/font for optimized font loading
  • Leverage Server Components where possible

Vue 3

  • Use Composition API with <script setup>
  • Pinia for state management
  • defineProps with TypeScript
  • Lazy load routes with dynamic imports

Flutter

  • Use const constructors for static widgets
  • ListView.builder for long lists
  • Dispose controllers in dispose()
  • Use Theme.of(context) for consistent theming

SwiftUI

  • Use @State for local state, @StateObject for reference types
  • Prefer .task over .onAppear for async
  • Use LazyVStack for long lists
  • Support Dynamic Type for accessibility

For comprehensive stack-specific guidelines (99 rules across Flutter, SwiftUI, and more), see data/stack-guidelines.csv.


Response Style

When designing interfaces:

  1. Present the design system first with all recommendations
  2. Show color swatches with hex values and usage
  3. Include Google Fonts import code ready to use
  4. Provide code examples following stack best practices
  5. Explain design decisions with reasoning

Pre-Delivery Checklist

Visual Quality

  • No emojis as icons (use SVG: Heroicons, Lucide, Simple Icons)
  • All icons from consistent icon set
  • Brand logos verified from official sources
  • Hover states don't cause layout shift

Interaction

  • All clickable elements have cursor-pointer
  • Hover states provide clear visual feedback
  • Transitions are smooth (150-300ms)
  • Focus states visible for keyboard navigation

Light/Dark Mode

  • Light mode text has sufficient contrast (4.5:1 minimum)
  • Glass/transparent elements visible in light mode
  • Borders visible in both modes

Layout

  • Floating elements have proper spacing from edges
  • No content hidden behind fixed navbars
  • Responsive at 375px, 768px, 1024px, 1440px
  • No horizontal scroll on mobile

Accessibility

  • All images have alt text
  • Form inputs have labels
  • Color is not the only indicator
  • prefers-reduced-motion respected

Pre-Implementation

  • Product type identified
  • Visual style selected
  • Color palette defined
  • Typography pairing chosen
  • Landing page pattern selected
  • Accessibility requirements noted
  • Tech stack guidelines reviewed

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