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,...
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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,...
Create distinctive, accessible color palettes for UI/web design that avoid generic AI aesthetics. Use when designing websites, applications, or any digital interface requiring thoughtful color selection. Provid...
Extended frontend design guidelines with comprehensive mobile responsiveness and cross-element styling consistency. Use alongside /frontend-design for production-grade, mobile-first interfaces.
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality AND comprehensive mobile responsiveness. Combines aesthetic guidelines with mobile-first patterns, form consistency, and color c...
Extended frontend design guidelines with comprehensive mobile responsiveness and cross-element styling consistency. Use alongside /frontend-design for production-grade, mobile-first interfaces.
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality AND comprehensive mobile responsiveness. Combines aesthetic guidelines with mobile-first patterns, form consistency, and color c...
Comprehensive iOS development guidelines covering SwiftUI, UIKit, architecture patterns, and Apple platform best practices. Use when building iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, or macOS applications.
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