What problem does it solve? Applying Evangelion-style interface language often degrades into generic neon cyberpunk or literal franchise copies. This Skill provides a disciplined design system for building original NERV-like command centers, HUDs, sync monitors, and diagnostic screens with correct palette, typography, composition, and motion rules. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Screen Role Framework: Choose from hud, command-center, psychograph, sync-ladder, reactor-diagnostic, breach-monitor, warning-state, and title-card archetypes before composing layouts. - Complete Style Guide: Reference files define dark-first palettes with hot signal families, condensed sans and mono typography, geometric composition patterns, and mechanical state-driven motion timings. - Pitfall Guardrails: Built-in guidance avoids literal frame copying, information overload, missing context cues, style-over-function tradeoffs, and accessibility failures like red-green-only signaling. - Use Case: A designer building a sci-fi monitoring dashboard uses the skill to structure a reactor-triptych layout with amber-on-black telemetry, stepped sync arrays, and scan-sweep animations that remain legible with motion disabled. ## Quick Start Use the evangelion-design skill to design a breach-monitor dashboard screen with a countdown timer, penetration bar, and rack array in amber and red on black.
