Frontend Design

Use this skill when creating or reviewing frontend UI where visual quality matters.

Workflow

1. Clarify the product context, target user, and page goal.
2. Establish visual hierarchy before writing code: primary action, secondary action, supporting content.
3. Choose a deliberate visual direction instead of generic gradients and cards.
4. Use consistent spacing, type scale, color tokens, border radius, shadows, and component rhythm.
5. Design responsive states, loading states, empty states, error states, and disabled states.
6. Verify the result in a browser or preview surface when available.

Review Checklist

• The page has a clear focal point and primary action.
• Components align to a consistent grid.
• Typography has enough contrast and hierarchy.
• Color is meaningful, not decorative noise.
• The UI works at common mobile/tablet/desktop widths.
• Empty/loading/error states are intentional.

PilotDeck Migration Note

• Source inspiration: Anthropic frontend-design skill and general frontend design best practices.
• This is a PilotDeck-native draft, not a verbatim copy.