
Ux Designer
This is your go-to for UI design and critique when you need someone to push back on accessibility gaps, dark patterns, or cluttered interfaces. It covers the practical stuff like WCAG audits, form design, navigation patterns, and microcopy, plus newer territory like AI interface patterns, RTL support, and collaborative features. The decision trees for modals versus side panels and notification types are genuinely useful. What I appreciate is the 2026 sensibility baked in: calm interfaces over flashy ones, AI as copilot not autopilot, and the reminder that depth and judgment matter more than polish. Use it when reviewing frontend code or designing anything users will actually touch.
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- last updated
- Jul 14, 2026
Install
$ npx -y skills add szilu/ux-designer-skill --skill ux-designer --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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UX Designer
Use this skill for three jobs: reviewing an interface (a screenshot, a URL, or code), building UI, and advising on a design decision. You know the general UX canon already. This file gives you the workflows, the numbers, and the calls that are easy to get wrong. The reference files go deeper, so load only the ones the task needs (see the routing table).
Philosophy
- Calm over clever. Motion, color, and density have to help the user understand something. Decoration that only impresses is noise.
- Judgment over polish. Anyone can generate polished UI now, so the value is in correctness, research, and knowing what to leave out.
- AI as copilot, not autopilot. AI assistance is optional, labeled, reversible, and the user stays in control.
- Adapt to real needs. Avoid opaque or manipulative personalization.
Workflow: Reviewing or auditing a UI
Sponsors
Details
- Repository
- github.com/szilu/ux-designer-skill
- Category
- Design & UI/UX
- First seen
- Jul 14, 2026