What problem does it solve? Existing web interfaces often accumulate generic design patterns—default fonts, three-column card grids, AI-gradient color schemes, and missing interaction states—that make products look unfinished. This Skill provides a structured audit and targeted upgrade workflow that improves visual quality without rewriting the codebase or breaking existing functionality. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Systematic Design Audit: Checks typography, color, layout, interactivity, content, components, iconography, and code quality against a comprehensive list of known generic patterns. - Targeted Upgrade Recipes: Provides concrete fixes such as font swaps, tinted shadows, asymmetric layouts, skeleton loaders, and scroll-driven motion, applied within the existing tech stack. - Prioritized Fix Order: Applies changes in a low-risk sequence starting with fonts and colors, then states, layout, components, and polish. - Use Case: A developer has a working Tailwind landing page that looks generic. The Skill scans the code, diagnoses issues like Inter-everywhere typography and a three-card feature row, then applies focused upgrades while preserving all content and behavior. ## Quick Start Redesign this existing project to look less generic while keeping all current content and functionality intact.
