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Use this skill to create or review screens with a focus on UX/UI, responsiveness, accessibility, visual hierarchy, screen states and user flow.

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Use this skill to create or review screens with a focus on UX/UI, responsiveness, accessibility, visual hierarchy, screen states and user flow.

Use cases: design, frontend

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What this skill can do and what it asks for, from its SKILL.md. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

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Skill name
frontend-screen-design
Description
Use this skill to create or review screens with a focus on UX/UI, responsiveness, accessibility, visual hierarchy, screen states and user flow.
License
MIT
Instructions
53 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

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  • SKILL.md

SKILL.md (first lines)

# Frontend Screen Design

Use this skill to design or review screens.

## 1. Screen goal
- What problem does the screen solve?
- Who uses this screen?
- What is the primary action?
- What is the secondary action?

## 2. Visual hierarchy
- Is the title clear?
- Is the primary action visible?
- Does important information appear first?
- Is there visual clutter?

## 3. Layout
- Does it work well on mobile?
- Does it work well on desktop?
- Is spacing consistent?
- Are components aligned?

## 4. States
The screen must account for:
- Loading.
- Error.
- Empty.
- Success.
- Permission denied.
- Partial data.
- Invalid form.

## 5. Accessibility
- Does text have enough contrast?
- Do buttons have clear labels?
- Do inputs have labels?
- Does keyboard navigation make sense?
- Does feedback avoid relying on color alone?

## 6. Microcopy
- Are messages clear?
- Do errors say how to fix them?
- Does the text avoid ambiguity?

## Expected output
Respond with:
1. Screen goal.
2. Recommended visual structure.
3. Required states.
4. UX points.
5. Implementation suggestion compatible with the project.

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frontend-screen-design skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/whosbea-frontend-screen-design (last updated 2026-10-24)