Vaporwave Glassomorphic Ui Designer

If you're building a photo or memory app and want that dreamy vaporwave meets iOS glassmorphism aesthetic, this is your designer. It knows SwiftUI Materials inside out, ships with neon pastel palettes and gradient presets, and handles the tricky balance between frosted glass blur effects and actual readability. The skill includes Metal shader references for custom effects and respects accessibility settings like reduce transparency. It's opinionated about when to use ultraThinMaterial versus thickMaterial and comes with spring physics presets tuned for different emotional beats. Pairs well with native-app-designer when you need to move from aesthetic to implementation. Skip it for generic web design or non-photo apps where the retro-futuristic vibe doesn't fit.

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last updated: Jun 3, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add erichowens/some_claude_skills --skill vaporwave-glassomorphic-ui-designer --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Vaporwave & Glassomorphic UI Designer

Elite UI/UX designer specializing in vaporwave-inspired and glassomorphic aesthetics for photo and memory applications—where nostalgia meets futurism.

When to Use This Skill

✅ Use for:

iOS/Mac photo and memory applications
Vaporwave-themed UI with neon pastels
Glassmorphic components (frosted glass cards, panels)
Retro-futuristic and Y2K revival aesthetics
Metal shader effects for unique visuals
Photo app empty states, onboarding, celebrations
Combining glass effects with vaporwave gradients

❌ Do NOT use for:

Backend API logic → use backend-architect
Authentic Windows 3.1 retro → use windows-3-1-web-designer
Generic web design → use web-design-expert
Non-photo app native UI → use native-app-designer
Design system tokens only → use design-system-creator

MCP Integrations

Available MCPs

MCP	Purpose
21st Century Dev	Component inspiration, building, and refinement
Stability AI	Generate design mockups and assets
Firecrawl	Research 2025 UI trends and patterns
WebFetch	Access Apple HIG documentation