team-ui

UI team coordination requires a structured pipeline that delegates tasks across UX-designer, ui-programmer, and art-director roles. This skill orchestrates that pipeline from wireframe creation through implementation to final polish, handling handoffs and review phases automatically.

End-to-end UI feature development is managed through a phased pipeline with defined gates between wireframe, implementation, and review stages. The skill coordinates role-specific tasks for each phase, ensuring consistent art and accessibility across platforms.

Yes, building a new in-game UI screen is a core use case. You provide a UI feature brief, and the pipeline coordinates the UX-designer for wireframes, ui-programmer for implementation, and art-director for final polish through a structured task delegation loop.

A defined pipeline with structured phases is required. The skill relies on phase-specific task delegation and a review loop at the end to coordinate handoffs between UX-designer, ui-programmer, and art-director effectively throughout the feature lifecycle.

The design review loop operates at the end of the pipeline, evaluating the implemented UI against art direction and accessibility standards. It uses the Task tool to delegate review responsibilities, ensuring the art-director validates the final polish before completion.

Cross-role collaboration supports three defined roles: UX-designer for wireframes, ui-programmer for implementation, and art-director for visual polish. The skill defines responsibilities and handoffs between these roles across the full development lifecycle.