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rakedzior publishes the Intent UX design strategy system: 17 skills covering research, wireframing, accessibility, localization, evaluation, and engineering handoff.
Agent Skills by rakedzior
Showing 18 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
rakedziorimpeccable
Designs, critiques, audits, and refines frontend interfaces across web and native platforms.
rakedziorfortify
Designs edge cases, error states, and recovery flows for real-world product conditions.
rakedziororganize
Designs information architecture, navigation patterns, taxonomies, and labeling systems for digital products.
rakedziorinvestigate
Plan and conduct user research from interview guides through synthesis into actionable insights.
rakedziorinclude
Audits designs against WCAG 2.2 and guides inclusive, accessible experience design.
rakedziortranspose
Adapts user experiences across platforms by rethinking interaction models, priorities, and context.
rakedziorphilosopher
Applies expansive cross-domain reasoning to reframe design problems before solving them.
rakedziorwireframe
Generate grayscale interactive wireframes, idea thumbnails, and click-through prototypes as self-contained HTML artifacts.
rakedziorjourney
Designs end-to-end user flows, screen sequences, and multi-channel journey maps.
rakedziorlocalize
Adapt product experiences across cultures, languages, and markets beyond translation.
rakedziorarticulate
Writes and reviews UX copy, error messages, empty states, and voice frameworks for product interfaces.
rakedziorevaluate
Diagnoses UX quality through heuristic evaluations, cognitive walkthroughs, and anti-pattern detection with prioritized findings.
rakedziorstrategize
Frames product design problems through research synthesis, opportunity sizing, and structured strategic briefs.
rakedziorstorytelling
Applies four narrative patterns to structure design work for empathy, coordination, orientation, and persuasion.
rakedziormeasure
Defines UX success metrics, A/B tests, and funnel analyses using HEART and GSM frameworks.
rakedziorspecify
Generates design specifications, engineering handoff packages, copy matrices, and test plans.
rakedziorblueprint
Maps and redesigns service blueprints, ecosystem dependencies, and process architecture behind product experiences.
rakedziorintent
Guides UX strategy decisions through context gathering, skill routing, and anti-pattern detection.
Frequently Asked Questions About rakedzior
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with rakedzior's Intent skills?▼
The 17 skills cover the full UX lifecycle: planning user research and synthesizing findings, designing task flows and wireframes, writing UI copy, hardening designs for error and empty states, auditing accessibility against WCAG 2.2, localizing for new markets, measuring success metrics, and producing engineering handoff specs.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Product designers, UX researchers, UX writers, accessibility specialists, and design leads. The intent skill acts as an entry point that sets project context and routes work to specialists like evaluate, wireframe, articulate, or specify, supporting both individual contributors and cross-functional product teams.
How do I start using the Intent design system?▼
Invoke the intent skill first to set project context and load foundational UX knowledge; it routes you to the right specialist skill. Most skills are user-invocable, so you can also trigger them directly by name or via natural triggers like 'review this design', 'wireframe the dashboard', or 'check accessibility'.
Are rakedzior's skills free and open source?▼
The skills are published publicly in rakedzior's GitHub repositories with native frontmatter manifests at no cost. No paid tier, license fee, or commercial restriction is stated in the manifest; each skill is a self-contained markdown definition usable within a compatible skill registry.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
No external tools, APIs, or runtime dependencies are specified in the manifest. Each skill is a self-contained instructional definition with a name, description, and version (1.6.0 for the Intent system, 4.2.0 for impeccable), requiring only a host environment that supports skill invocation.