design-principles

Name: design-principles
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Author: gaganpasupuleti

Enforce Swiss International design tokens and layout patterns for UI components.

Updated Mar 22, 2026

Search Tags:#consistency #frontend #styling #ui-ux #design-system #swiss-style

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npx skills add https://github.com/gaganpasupuleti/Resume-Matcher --skill design-principles-gaganpasupuleti

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Skill: design-principles
Source: https://github.com/gaganpasupuleti/Resume-Matcher/tree/main/.claude/skills/design-principles
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gaganpasupuleti/Resume-Matcher --skill design-principles-gaganpasupuleti

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill ensures visual consistency across the Resume Matcher interface by enforcing strict adherence to the Swiss International Style, preventing design drift and UI clutter.

Core Features & Use Cases

Design System Enforcement: Provides a centralized source of truth for colors, typography, and component patterns.
Component Standardization: Defines specific rules for buttons, cards, and status indicators to maintain a professional, minimalist aesthetic.
Use Case: When building a new dashboard widget, use this skill to ensure the component uses the correct hard shadows, non-rounded corners, and typography tokens defined in the design system.

Quick Start

Apply the design principles skill to review the current component implementation and suggest necessary style adjustments for compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions about design-principles

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I enforce Swiss International Style in frontend UI components?▼

To enforce Swiss International Style in frontend UI components, apply standardized design tokens for color palettes, typography hierarchies, and hard-shadow patterns. This approach ensures visual consistency and prevents design drift across interface elements like buttons and cards.

What is Swiss International Style for UI design systems?▼

Swiss International Style for UI design systems is a standardization approach enforcing minimalist aesthetics through non-rounded corners, strict typography hierarchies, and hard shadows. It provides a centralized source of truth for component styling to maintain professional interface consistency.

How do I standardize UI styling to prevent design drift across multiple components?▼

Standardize UI styling to prevent design drift by enforcing strict adherence to a centralized design system. Define specific rules for buttons, cards, and status indicators using consistent color palettes, typography tokens, and hard-shadow component patterns.

Does UI consistency require hard shadows and non-rounded corners for dashboard widgets?▼

UI consistency using Swiss International Style requires hard shadows and non-rounded corners for dashboard widgets. Strict adherence to these defined component patterns and typography tokens ensures a professional, minimalist aesthetic without UI clutter.

When do I need to apply strict design tokens for frontend styling updates?▼

Apply strict design tokens for frontend styling updates during component creation, styling updates, and interface refinement. This ensures visual consistency across the interface by enforcing adherence to defined color palettes and typography hierarchies.