stitch-design-taste

To generate a consistent design system for Google Stitch UI screens, define a premium UI taste profile and convert it into a semantic DESIGN.md specification. This enforces strict color roles, typography hierarchy, layout architecture, and motion principles for reliable AI screen generation.

A semantic DESIGN.md specification is an agent-readable document encoding design philosophy, exact hex codes, font stacks, and grid-first layout rules. It removes guesswork by providing AI agents enforceable constraints for premium UI generation.

Enforce typography and color palette guardrails by specifying exact palettes, font stacks, and banned aesthetic patterns like Inter or pure black in your design documentation. This ensures AI strictly follows premium component styles.

Yes, you can calibrate motion intent and responsive behavior by defining grid rules, responsive constraints, and hardware-accelerated animation preferences using transform and opacity only. This guides premium micro-interactions for generated screens.

Avoid banned aesthetic patterns including the Inter typeface, pure black backgrounds, and neon glows when defining your UI guidelines. Enforcing these constraints prevents generic AI-generated interfaces and maintains a premium visual standard.

No, generating a design system specification requires no external dependencies. You can independently define atmosphere encoding parameters like creativity, density, variance, and motion intent to match your product vibe before screen generation.