stitch-design-taste

To generate consistent UI design rules for Google Stitch, this Skill produces a semantic DESIGN.md that encodes atmosphere, palette, typography, and layout intent into agent-friendly instructions. It enforces strict anti-generic constraints to standardize premium screen generation.

Generated UI looks generic when lacking a strict design contract. This Skill solves the problem by translating taste rules into a Stitch-readable DESIGN.md, banning generic fonts and colors while enforcing grid-first responsive layouts and spring microinteractions.

You enforce typography and color calibration by generating a DESIGN.md with explicit banned patterns, calibrated color roles, and typography architecture. This semantic contract ensures automated UI generation workflows adhere to premium, non-generic visual standards.

Yes, you can use this to create design system rules for dashboards and feature-heavy product interfaces. The generated DESIGN.md applies directly to screen generation workflows in Google Stitch, defining layout and motion intent for complex marketing and product UI.

The best constraints to prevent generic outputs include banned fonts and colors, grid-first responsive rules, spring-microinteraction philosophy, and explicit never-do anti-patterns. This Skill encodes these premium design language constraints directly into your generation instructions.