What problem does it solve? Building Make App frontends requires consistent app shells, metadata-driven forms, drawers, and list pages; this Skill enforces those UI conventions so generated apps/ui React code stays modular, permission-aware, and free of monolithic page components. ## Core Features & Use Cases - App shell and layout defaults: Fixed-height shell with sidebar navigation, flat workspace header, current-user menu, and region-scoped scrolling for object list pages. - Metadata-driven CRUD surfaces: Right-side Drawer create/edit/detail layouts with two-column field grids, a shared Make field type registry, and host-form controlled field adapters. - Componentization enforcement: Splits UI into pages, components, hooks, service-api adapters, and routers, treating monolithic files as delivery blockers. - Use Case: When scaffolding a new Make App object management UI, use this Skill to generate the shell, dynamic /objects/:objectKey routes, list toolbar, and Drawer forms while delegating tables, filters, and permissions to their owning skills. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to generate a Make App object list page with create/edit/detail drawers using the makeui skill for the UI layout.