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frontend-design Claude Code Skill

Author
Anthropic
Topics
Design & Media Production · Web & App Development
License
See LICENSE.txt
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-09-03 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-09-03 (UTC) (2 days ago)

The explanation below is AI-generated. Please verify it against the sources.

This is a Claude skill that provides guidance for producing distinctive, intentional visual design when creating or reworking a user interface. It focuses on grounding design decisions in the actual subject matter of a project, choosing typography and color deliberately rather than defaulting to common patterns, and structuring the design workflow around planning, self-review against the brief, and critique. It also lists common visual and copywriting patterns that tend to signal generic or AI-produced design, so they can be avoided unless the brief calls for them. The skill additionally covers writing conversational, user-facing copy that supports usability rather than decoration.

What you can do with frontend-design

  • Get a structured process for planning a UI design: token system (color, type, layout, principles), review against the brief, then build
  • Receive guidance on choosing typefaces, type scale, line length, and line-height deliberately for a specific project
  • Learn which visual habits (numbered markers, all-caps labels, generic accent colors, card-with-shadow layouts, arrow-tipped links) commonly read as templated, and when they are still appropriate
  • Get advice on using motion sparingly and purposefully rather than applying uniform hover/entrance animations
  • Receive guidance on writing interface copy (button labels, error states, empty states) in an active, user-facing voice
  • Get a quality checklist covering responsiveness, keyboard focus, reduced motion, and accessible color use

Sources

History of frontend-design

  • Claude Code Skill Updated skill content (SKILL.md) of frontend-design

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