stitch-design-taste

To generate a design system specification that prevents generic UI, use this Skill to translate high-level taste and anti-slop principles into a structured DESIGN.md. It encodes rules for atmosphere, color, typography, components, layout, motion, and banned patterns to ensure interfaces feel intentional and premium.

Anti-slop design is the practice of avoiding generic, AI-looking interface defaults by applying explicit constraints. For product UIs, it means enforcing asymmetric layouts, restrained accents, strong typography, and spring-based motion to create a visually coherent and premium user experience.

You create a Stitch-ready design brief by asking the Skill to generate a DESIGN.md from your product brief. It outputs a complete, agent-friendly specification covering premium UI guidance, asymmetric layout rules, and subtle shadow constraints tailored for Google Stitch.

Yes, you can use this to define motion and typography rules for a dashboard. The generated design system specification explicitly covers strong typography, spring-based motion guidelines, and component behaviors to maintain visual coherence across complex front-end interfaces.

You need to provide a product brief and explicit guidance for your interface's atmosphere, palette, typography, components, layout, motion, responsiveness, and banned patterns. The Skill processes these taste rules to output a structured design specification.

Yes, this Skill works for dashboards and front-end concepts without external dependencies. It independently generates the complete design system specification and anti-slop constraints directly from your input brief, requiring no additional components or libraries to function.