forge-minimalist

What problem does it solve?

It prevents AI-generated interfaces from looking “minimal” in name only—e.g., washed-out palettes, inconsistent typography, busy iconography, and spacing that feels accidentally cramped.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Editorial minimalist UI register: Enforces a restrained palette (exactly three colors total) and deliberate accent usage for a calm, high-end feel.
• Typography-driven composition: Requires a single display/body face choice, a geometric 5–7 step scale, disciplined tracking, and a minimal number of font weights per page.
• Layout and component discipline: Promotes generous vertical section padding, conservative container widths, and minimalist components (e.g., no gradients, no shadows, border-only secondary actions).
• Common off-register detection: Rejects typical failure modes like pure black/white pairs, gradient backgrounds, excessive icons, and accent dominating the pixel budget.

Quick Start

Tell your AI to redesign the screen using a minimalist editorial register with only three total colors, near-white/near-black surfaces (not pure), no gradients or shadows, and 6rem+ vertical spacing between major sections.