What problem does it solve?
This skill rescues interfaces where spacing is arbitrary, grids are monotonous, and hierarchy dissolves into a sea of equally padded elements; it reminds you that space is a design material that must be intentionally composed. Invoke /frontend-design for its design principles and Context Gathering Protocol before reworking layout, and if no context exists yet run /teach-impeccable first to bootstrap the conversation.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Layout Diagnosis: Follow the skill's checklist on spacing, hierarchy, grid, rhythm, and density while leaning on the frontend-design Context Gathering Protocol to understand the user's goals.
- Systematic Planning: Define a spacing system, hierarchy strategy, layout approach (Flex vs Grid), rhythm beats, and depth treatments referencing the spatial design guide so improvements feel cohesive rather than ad hoc.
- Use Case: When a dashboard's card grid feels clogged and identical, deliberately vary column spans, tighten related groups, and add generous gaps between sections so the squint test instantly reveals the primary focus.
Quick Start
Ask /arrange to assess the current dashboard layout, identify inconsistent spacing, and propose a consistent spacing scale.