What problem does it solve? Designing interfaces that feel rigorous, neutral, and premium through restraint is hard without a clear system — most attempts at "minimal" end up as generic SaaS styling with softened corners and decorative filler. This Skill provides a concrete Swiss / International Typographic Style lens with measured tokens, composition recipes, and real-world teardowns so the grid and typography do the work instead of ornament. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Style lens with hard rules: Enforces a strict modular grid, one neutral grotesque typeface, flush-left text, border-radius: 0, black/white base with one primary accent, and hierarchy from scale, weight, and position only. - Drop-in starter tokens: Ships CSS theme variables, a 12-column grid utility, a 4-step clamp() type ramp, and webfont guidance (platform grotesque stack or Inter/Neue Haas). - Measured reference teardowns: Includes case studies of swissted.com, Grilli Type, Lineto, and Edenspiekermann with extracted colors, fonts, and composition patterns. - Use Case: When a user asks for a "Swiss", "minimal", "modernist", or "grid system" look for a design studio, type foundry, editorial portfolio, or serious product marketing site, apply this lens on top of the awesome-frontend-design method to produce an objective, ornament-free layout. ## Quick Start Apply the swiss-minimal-design lens to redesign my portfolio landing page with a strict 12-column grid, one grotesque typeface, and a single red accent.
