stitch-design-taste

To generate a DESIGN.md file for Stitch, you encode curated visual atmosphere, color tokens, typography rules, and motion intent into a structured file enforcing premium UI rules for agent-driven screen production.

Semantic design token formatting structures color palettes, font stacks, and component stylings into a machine-readable format, ensuring automation agents output consistent, high-quality screens without generic variations.

To prevent generic UI outputs, you encode explicit anti-pattern bans within your design rules, restricting specific fonts, colors, layout anti-patterns, and filler UI text from agent-driven screen generation workflows.

Yes, this approach generates premium SaaS hero sections and component specs, enforcing asymmetric layouts, single-accent color palettes, precise typography, skeletal loaders, and responsive collapse rules for screen production.

You encode motion design rules and layout principles by converting curated visual intent into a single-source-of-truth design file, producing structured constraints formatted specifically for Stitch parsing and agent execution.