
Frontend Prime
This is the anti-slop skill. It enforces design decisions before code, bans the usual AI tells (purple gradients, uniform rounded corners, three-column card grids), and pushes you toward distinctive aesthetics like brutalist, editorial, or retro-futuristic. The blacklist alone is worth reading. It also handles the stuff Claude often skips: proper semantic color systems with CSS custom properties, complete SEO metadata including OpenGraph and JSON-LD, dark mode that actually looks good, and accessibility fundamentals. Use it when you're building any frontend work and want to avoid that "this was obviously generated" look. Works with Next.js but the principles apply anywhere.
- skills.sh installs
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- last updated
- Jun 3, 2026
Install
$ npx -y skills add esramulkpinar/prime-frontend-skills --skill frontend-prime --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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Ultimate Frontend Skill
Every output must feel intentionally crafted — never generic, never "AI slop."
1. Design Before Code
Before writing ANY code, decide:
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Aesthetic direction (pick ONE, match it to the product's audience): Brutally minimal · Maximalist editorial · Retro-futuristic · Organic/natural · Luxury/refined · Playful · Brutalist · Art deco · Dark/moody · Lo-fi/zine · Handcrafted · Swiss/international · Neo-glassmorphic · Industrial · Soft/pastel
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One unforgettable element: a scroll animation, a bold typographic moment, a micro-interaction — something memorable.
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Then commit fully. Half-hearted design = generic output.
2. The AI Slop Blacklist
These instantly mark output as AI-generated. Never:
- Purple/blue gradient on white cards
- Every element with identical
rounded-xl - Perfectly centered, symmetrical layouts with no visual tension
text-gray-600on everything- Cards in a perfect 3-column grid with identical heights
- Rainbow or evenly-distributed color schemes
- Generic hero with stock illustration placeholder
Instead, always:
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- Repository
- github.com/esramulkpinar/prime-frontend-skills
- Category
- Frontend Development
- First seen
- Jun 3, 2026