ui-screen-spec

Name: ui-screen-spec
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Author: thorstarlord

Translate approved UI blueprints into screen-level implementation contracts with region maps and state handling.

1|Updated May 6, 2026

Search Tags:#ui specifications #state ownership #responsive behavior #screen contract #blueprint to implementation #permission variants

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npx skills add https://github.com/ThorStarlord/interface-skills --skill ui-screen-spec

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Skill: ui-screen-spec
Source: https://github.com/ThorStarlord/interface-skills/tree/main/skills/ui-screen-spec
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ThorStarlord/interface-skills --skill ui-screen-spec

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It prevents handoff failures by turning an approved blueprint into an explicit screen-level implementation contract that specifies component regions, data dependencies, and state ownership so developers do not silently guess.

Core Features & Use Cases

Region-to-component mapping: Converts blueprint wireframe regions into a concrete component layout with reusable component naming for downstream component specs.
State ownership and behavior: Defines Ideal, Loading, Error, and Empty handling per region so loading/error/empty UX is consistent and testable.
Data, permissions, and responsive composition: Documents external data dependencies, role-based permission variants, and breakpoint reflow changes to avoid spec drift between layout and implementation.

Quick Start

Use ui-screen-spec to generate screen-spec.md from your approved blueprint by describing your screen regions, component assignments, data sources, and required states for implementation readiness.

Frequently Asked Questions about ui-screen-spec

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I turn a UI blueprint into a build-ready implementation contract?▼

A UI blueprint is translated into a screen-level implementation contract by defining region composition, component responsibilities, and state ownership. This prevents handoff failures by ensuring developers do not silently guess layout boundaries or data flow.

How do I document loading and error states for UI screen specifications?▼

UI screen specifications document state behavior by enforcing explicit Ideal, Loading, Error, and Empty coverage per region. This ensures consistent, testable loading and error UX across the entire screen layout during implementation.

What is the best way to map wireframe regions to component specifications?▼

Wireframe regions are mapped to component specifications by converting blueprint areas into a concrete component layout with reusable naming. This establishes clear component assignments for downstream development and prevents spec drift.

Can I recover implementation-level boundaries for an existing layout with unclear data flow?▼

Implementation-level boundaries are recovered for existing layouts through spec-recovery workflows. The process clarifies unclear data flow, state handling, and error/loading behavior to produce a structured screen-spec document.

How do I specify responsive reflow and permission variants for a screen layout?▼

Responsive reflow and permission variants are specified by documenting breakpoint changes and role-based access variants within the screen contract. This captures external data dependencies and prevents layout inconsistencies across different devices and user roles.