In the Skill's Own Terms
An opinionated visual-direction skill for React, Tailwind and HTML interfaces. It specifies typography, spacing, nested cards and motion while rejecting several common defaults. The source's "$150k agency" language is an aesthetic aspiration, not an assessed monetary value or quality guarantee.
It pairs one of three visual moods with one of three layout patterns, then asks for nested enclosures, trailing-icon buttons and generous whitespace. Mobile rules collapse asymmetric layouts below 768px. Its motion and blur examples are not entirely consistent with its own performance restrictions, so the finished implementation still needs review.
What it produces
- UI code following the chosen mood and layout, including nested cards, custom motion and mobile layout rules; visual quality and performance must be checked on the actual page.
How It Works
- 01Roll the Variance Engine
Before writing code, the agent silently selects one Vibe Archetype and one Layout Archetype from predefined premium combinations based on the prompt's context to ensure uniquely tailored output.
- 02Scaffold Background and Typography
Establish the chosen texture (OLED black with radial gradients, warm creams with noise overlay, or silver-grey with soft shadows) and set massive typography sizes with exaggerated macro-whitespace.
- 03Architect Nested Component Structures
Build all major cards, inputs, and grids using the Double-Bezel technique: an outer shell with hairline border and padding wraps an inner core with its own background and mathematically calculated smaller radius.
- 04Choreograph Fluid Motion
Inject custom cubic-bezier transitions for all state changes, staggered navigation reveals with translate-y and opacity shifts, and magnetic button hover physics with diagonal translation and scaling.
- 05Apply Scroll Interpolation
Elements enter the viewport with a gentle fade-up animation (translate-y-16 blur-md opacity-0 resolving over 800ms+) using IntersectionObserver or Framer Motion's whileInView, never window scroll listeners.
- 06Validate Against the Pre-Output Checklist
Evaluate the code against an 11-point matrix ensuring no banned patterns, correct archetype selection, Double-Bezel architecture, custom easing, mobile collapse, and GPU-safe animations before delivery.