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Julián Londoño

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@julicode10 · Medellin, Colombia

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DomainUI/UX & Crea...UI/UX Design & Acc.. (45%)Frontend Performan.. (25%)SEO & Search Optim.. (20%)Skill Discovery & .. (10%)

Agent Skills by Julián Londoño

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What tasks can I accomplish with julicode10's skills?

You can design and review UI across 22 stacks using a database of 84 styles, 192 palettes, and 98 UX guidelines; audit sites for technical SEO, meta tags, and Core Web Vitals; check accessibility compliance; optimize React/Next.js performance; discover installable skills; and compress output tokens by 65% with caveman mode.

Who should use these skills?

Frontend developers, UI/UX designers, and SEO practitioners benefit most. The skills target engineers building with React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Flutter, or SwiftUI, designers seeking typography and color direction, and site owners diagnosing ranking losses, crawl errors, or page speed problems.

How do the design and review skills work in practice?

Invoke ui-ux-pro-max when designing pages, components, or data visualizations to query its local database of styles, palettes, and GSAP motion presets. Run web-design-guidelines against a file or pattern to review UI code for accessibility and interface guideline compliance.

Are these skills open source and what licenses apply?

Licensing varies per skill. vercel-react-best-practices is MIT licensed and authored by Vercel. web-design-guidelines is also authored by Vercel (version 1.0.0). frontend-design includes complete terms in its LICENSE.txt file. Other skills do not specify a license in their frontmatter.

What prerequisites or dependencies are required?

No external dependencies are listed in the skill frontmatters. The ui-ux-pro-max skill uses a searchable local database requiring no network access. Skills trigger contextually on phrases like 'review my UI', 'SEO audit', or 'caveman mode', with web-design-guidelines accepting a file-or-pattern argument.