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design-styles

Comprehensive web design aesthetics guide for applying specific design styles to projects. Use when: (1) User mentions a specific design style name (glassmorphism, brutalist, minimalist, neomorphism, cyberpunk, etc.), (2) User asks for design style recommendations or suggestions, (3) User wants to browse/see available design styles, (4) User is starting a frontend project and needs aesthetic guidance, (5) User asks what style fits their industry/audience/brand, (6) Working with the frontend-design skill and style direction is needed. Provides actionable design direction including color palettes, typography, layout principles, and implementation examples.

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Installation

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Features and purpose

Comprehensive web design aesthetics guide for applying specific design styles to projects. Use when: (1) User mentions a specific design style name (glassmorphism, brutalist, minimalist, neomorphism, cyberpunk, etc.), (2) User asks for design style recommendations or suggestions, (3) User wants to browse/see available design styles, (4) User is starting a frontend project and needs aesthetic guidance, (5) User asks what style fits their industry/audience/brand, (6) Working with the frontend-design skill and style direction is needed. Provides actionable design direction including color palettes, typography, layout principles, and implementation examples.

Quick start

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
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