What problem does it solve? Long-form documents like reports, proposals, and white papers often end up as unstructured text dumps with broken pagination, inconsistent headings, and inaccessible PDF exports. This Skill treats documents as designed artifacts with deliberate information hierarchy, page architecture, and reading order. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Semantic-first design workflow: Classifies content into title, summary, section, body, table, figure, caption, and reference types before applying any visual styling, ensuring heading levels reflect document outline rather than font sizes. - Pagination and page architecture control: Prevents orphaned headings, split tables, detached captions, and bad page breaks by adjusting heading-figure-caption relationships per page. - Accessible export verification: Validates tagged PDF structure, heading tags, table markup, reading order, and alt text using W3C WCAG PDF techniques and accessibility checkers. - Use Case: When producing a 40-page technical white paper as a PDF, use this Skill to structure the hierarchy, keep figures near their captions, and verify the exported PDF passes tagged-structure and reading-order checks. ## Quick Start Use the document-design skill to structure and review my report draft so its headings, tables, figures, and exported PDF reading order are properly designed.
