stitch-design-taste

Generate a semantic DESIGN.md file to prevent generic UI output in Google Stitch by enforcing opinionated constraints, including explicit color palette calibration, strict typography rules, and layout anti-pattern guardrails.

A semantic design system standardizes premium visual language by defining atmosphere, functional color roles with exact hex codes, typography, and motion specifications, ensuring AI agents interpret and apply consistent UI rules across screen-generation workflows.

Configure typography rules and layout constraints by generating a DESIGN.md file that bans weak typography choices and high-variance centered hero layouts, providing explicit guardrails for AI agents to follow during UI screen generation.

Yes, Google Stitch supports hardware-accelerated motion constraints by generating a DESIGN.md that specifies spring physics defaults, micro-interaction behaviors, and transform/opacity-only animation rules for agent interpretability.

To ensure premium interface generation, ban anti-patterns like weak typography choices, centered hero layouts, neon or glow aesthetics, overlapping elements, and filler UI copy by encoding these explicit guardrails into your DESIGN.md file.

Yes, you can use this approach without existing dependencies because it generates a standalone DESIGN.md file that defines atmosphere calibration, functional color roles, and interaction patterns independently before any UI components are built.