design

Enforce a token-based design system with WCAG AA accessibility checks for frontend UI.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/vendeesign/codebloom --skill design-vendeesign
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Skill: design
Source: https://github.com/vendeesign/codebloom/tree/main/skills/design
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vendeesign/codebloom --skill design-vendeesign

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

AI-generated UI frequently yields generic, inconsistent visuals and accessibility gaps. The Design Skill defines a distinctive design language and guardrails to keep interfaces cohesive, accessible, and on-brand.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Establishes a design system with tokens for color, typography, spacing, and motion to maintain consistency across landing pages, dashboards, and components.
  • Prevents AI slop by providing guardrails against overused visuals, poor contrast, and accessibility issues.
  • Use cases include prototyping marketing pages, shipping product dashboards, and refining UI components to meet brand standards.

Quick Start

Create and apply a distinctive design system to a current UI, focusing on typography, color, spacing, and accessibility while removing generic UI slop.

Frequently Asked Questions about design

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I prevent generic UI visuals when generating landing pages and dashboards with AI?

To prevent generic UI visuals, apply a formal design system with token-based theming for color, typography, spacing, and motion. This enforces a distinctive design language and guardrails against overused visuals, keeping landing pages and dashboards cohesive and on-brand.

What is a token-based design system and how does it work for frontend components?

A token-based design system works by defining reusable variables for color, typography, spacing, and motion. Applying these tokens to frontend components ensures design consistency across reusable UI elements and prevents visual drift during rapid prototyping.

How do I ensure my generated UI meets WCAG AA accessibility compliance?

To ensure WCAG AA accessibility compliance, apply automated guardrails that check color contrast and spacing in your design system. This prevents accessibility issues and poor contrast in generated UI components before they ship.

Can I use this approach to refine existing UI components and remove generic design slop?

Yes, you can refine existing UI components by applying a distinctive design language with formal guardrails. This removes generic design slop by enforcing consistent typography, color systems, and spacing across your current interface.

What's the best way to establish a consistent color system and typography for product dashboards?

The best way to establish a consistent color system and typography for product dashboards is to define token-based themes. This formal approach maintains visual consistency and prevents accessibility gaps across complex dashboard layouts.

Why does my AI-generated UI look inconsistent and lack motion design standards?

AI-generated UI looks inconsistent and lacks motion design standards when it lacks a formal design system. Defining tokens for motion and spacing enforces design consistency and prevents the sloppy, generic visuals typical of unguided generation.