What problem does it solve? Turning vague product ideas into concrete, consistent UX specifications is hard: visual identity, information architecture, states, and accessibility decisions get scattered across conversations and never become a durable contract for downstream design and engineering work. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Dual specification output: Facilitates a structured discovery dialogue and distills decisions into DESIGN.md (visual identity tokens per the Google Labs design.md spec) and EXPERIENCE.md (information architecture, component behavior, state patterns, accessibility floor, and key user flows). - Creative rendering tools: Generates HTML color-theme comparisons, visual design directions, Excalidraw wireframes, and key-screen mockups so users can pick options visually instead of abstractly. - Validation and review: Runs an opt-in multi-lens reviewer gate (rubric walker plus accessibility and custom reviewers) that audits flow coverage, token completeness, and component coverage, producing consolidated HTML and Markdown validation reports. - Use Case: A product manager starting a new app says "let's create UX design"; the skill interviews them about brand, platforms, and user journeys, renders theme options, and delivers finalized DESIGN.md and EXPERIENCE.md files ready for architecture and story breakdown. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a UX design for your product and answer its discovery questions about brand, platforms, and key user journeys.