What problem does it solve? Web interfaces built by AI agents often look templated, ignore accessibility requirements, and duplicate components. This Skill applies a disciplined design process with a strict precedence ladder, a WCAG 2.2 accessibility floor, and a catalogue of generated-looking patterns to avoid. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Seven workflow verbs: design, build, review, audit, refactor, teach, and help, each with its own procedure file covering new interfaces, existing screens, and whole-product sweeps. - Accessibility floor: pinned WCAG 2.2 AA values for contrast, target size, focus, and reflow that override any brand or supplied design document, with conflicts resolved by derivation and reported. - Craft references: dedicated guidance for typography, color, layout, motion, interaction states, component architecture, and platform capabilities, plus a preflight ship gate with mechanical counts. - Use Case: Ask it to redesign a landing page and it will state a design read, set variance/motion/density dials, fix a token spine, build with closed variant sets, and run a preflight checklist before declaring done. ## Quick Start Use the aesthete skill to review this dashboard screen for accessibility and consistency issues.