split-layout-technical

Create technical split-screen page layouts with dual panels, frame lines, and mono metadata.

5.7k|685|Updated Feb 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/MengTo/Skills --skill split-layout-technical
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Skill: split-layout-technical
Source: https://github.com/MengTo/Skills/tree/main/agent-skills/web-design/split-layout-technical
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MengTo/Skills --skill split-layout-technical

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Designing a disciplined two-panel page layout often degrades into a generic two-column marketing grid with no structural framing, hierarchy, or technical character. This Skill provides a complete layout and design-system direction for building split-screen interfaces where each panel has a distinct functional role.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Split Layout System: Defines a full-page structure with two equal or near-equal vertical panels on desktop that stack cleanly on smaller screens, with one immersive focal panel and one informational panel.
  • Technical Framing Details: Specifies thin frame lines, inset boundary rules, corner markers, mono metadata rails, specification blocks, and premium inset surfaces such as bordered media frames or canvas regions.
  • Use Case: Build a product page or portfolio where the left panel presents editorial typography and structured specs while the right panel holds an immersive image or visualization, using restrained neutrals and a single accent color.

Quick Start

Use the split-layout-technical skill to create a responsive standalone HTML page with a dual-panel technical layout, fine frame lines, mono metadata labels, and a premium inset media surface.

Frequently Asked Questions about split-layout-technical

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a split-screen layout in HTML and CSS?â–¼

Use flex-row or a two-panel grid on desktop with each panel given its own internal framing, then stack the panels vertically on smaller screens. Assign each half a distinct role, such as immersive media on one side and explanatory content with specs on the other.

What makes a split layout feel technical rather than generic?â–¼

Technical character comes from thin frame lines, inset boundary rules, corner markers, and mono utility text for metadata, labels, and specs. Pair quiet editorial headlines with restrained spacing and a single accent color instead of bright multi-color treatments.

Does a split-screen layout work on mobile screens?â–¼

Yes, the panels should stack vertically on smaller screens while preserving the sense of separate zones through borders, padding, and internal framing. The split ratio and frame density can be tuned so hierarchy survives the transition.

When should I avoid using a split-screen layout?â–¼

Avoid it when the design only needs a decorative two-column marketing grid without structural framing, or when both panels would be equally crowded with no clear hierarchy. It also conflicts with playful rounded UI patterns that fight the precise architectural tone.

What split ratio should two panels use?â–¼

Use 50/50 by default, then shift the ratio slightly when one side needs more dominance, such as a larger immersive media panel. Keep the overall split balanced while allowing different content densities and vertical rhythms inside each half.