stitch-design-taste

To generate a non-generic design system, you need semantic rules that explicitly ban visual clichés like neon gradients and circular spinners. This skill outputs a production-ready specification enforcing strict palette calibration, typography stacks, and anti-pattern bans.

A semantic design system file converts product intent into precise visual, layout, typography, and motion rules. It provides tokenized standards that downstream UI generation tools use to ensure premium aesthetics across apps and dashboards.

Yes, you can create tokenized visual standards for responsive web layouts and marketing surfaces. The generated rules define component behavior, spacing, and motion intent to ensure your UI workflow produces consistent screens.

You translate a vague product vibe by defining taste-driven rules for atmosphere, density, and variance. This skill converts abstract concepts into explicit tokenized standards for typography stacks, layout structure, and palette selection.

To make an AI generated dashboard look premium, you should ban generic fonts, neon purple gradients, circular spinners, and centered hero layouts. This skill enforces these anti-pattern bans to prevent weak product aesthetics.

No, it does not require existing UI components to work. It generates a standalone DESIGN.md file based purely on your product's purpose and visual style, which you then apply to your UI generation workflow.