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Alexander Stecker

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Alexander Stecker's skill registry covers frontend interface design, web animation engineering, motion audits, and React UI library selection for design engineers.

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DomainUI/UX & Crea...Web Animation & Mo.. (40%)Frontend UI Design.. (30%)React Component Li.. (15%)Design Systems & A.. (15%)

Agent Skills by Alexander Stecker

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pick-ui-library

Recommends curated React libraries for frontend tasks like charts, toasts, and drag and drop.

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animate

Implements UI animations by deciding purpose, tool, properties, easing, and duration before writing code.

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find-animation-opportunities

Scans a codebase for UI moments that would benefit from motion and proposes exact animation recipes.

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improve-animations

Audits codebase animation code and writes self-contained motion improvement plans.

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impeccable

Designs, critiques, audits, and refines frontend interfaces across web and native platforms.

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prototype

Builds multiple divergent UI variants behind a keyboard-driven visual picker for live comparison.

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ask-sonner

Guides setup, usage, styling, and troubleshooting of the Sonner React toast library.

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apple-design

Implements Apple-style fluid interfaces with spring animations, gesture tracking, and translucent materials on the web.

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design-taste-frontend

Generates non-templated frontend interfaces for landing pages, portfolios, and redesigns using brief-driven design rules.

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review-animations

Reviews animation and motion code against easing, duration, performance, and accessibility standards.

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animation-vocabulary

Maps vague descriptions of web motion effects to precise animation terminology.

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emil-design-eng

Reviews and improves UI animation, easing, and interaction code using design engineering principles.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Alexander Stecker

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What tasks can I accomplish with Alexander Stecker's skills?

You can build web animations from scratch, audit and review existing motion code, find missing animation opportunities, design and critique frontend interfaces, prototype multiple UI variants behind a visual picker, configure Sonner toasts in React, and pick curated libraries for charts, virtualization, drag and drop, and state.

Who are these skills designed for?

Frontend engineers, design engineers, and UI developers working on landing pages, dashboards, product UI, and app shells. They suit anyone implementing motion, polishing component design, applying Apple-style gesture interactions, or needing a senior motion advisor's audit of their codebase.

How do the animation skills work together in practice?

Use find-animation-opportunities to locate where motion is missing, animate to write new implementations, review-animations to critique a single diff against a high craft bar, and improve-animations to audit an entire codebase and generate prioritized implementation plans for other agents to execute.

Do these skills modify my source code directly?

It depends on the skill. The animate skill writes implementations, while find-animation-opportunities and improve-animations are read-only — they propose motion with exact values and produce plans but never apply changes. Several skills only run when explicitly invoked and never trigger on their own.

What frontend technologies do these skills cover?

The manifest covers React ecosystems including the Sonner toast library with Tailwind theming and dark mode, spring and gesture-driven animations, drag/swipe/sheet interactions, translucent materials, typography with optical sizing, reduced-motion support, design tokens, and libraries for charts, command menus, and virtualization.