What problem does it solve?
It helps you avoid inconsistent, inaccessible, or poorly structured UI by providing a prioritized design and UX guideline workflow for web and mobile.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Design-system recommendations from intent: Turn a brief (product type, style keywords, industry, and optional project name) into a cohesive pattern, style, colors, and typography.
- Priority-based UX guardrails: Focus first on critical accessibility and touch interaction guidance before moving to performance, responsive layout, and animation.
- Implementation-aware guidance via stacks: Use stack-specific searches (defaulting to html-tailwind when unspecified) for practical code-aligned recommendations.
- Example: When building a SaaS dashboard, use it to select an accessible layout pattern, an appropriate design style, a color palette that supports readable contrast, and typography pairings aligned to a professional tone.
Quick Start
Ask: “Design a SaaS dashboard UI for fintech with an elegant professional style, including accessibility and responsive layout guidance; default to html-tailwind.”