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update-design-mente

Align Cvnet10Wpfclient master maintenance views with MaterialDesign layouts and resources.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
Search Tags:#ui-consistency#material-design#design-unification#cvnet10wpfclient#colorzone#master-view
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sekiya-sato/obsolete-cvnet10 --skill update-design-mente
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: update-design-mente
Source: https://github.com/sekiya-sato/obsolete-cvnet10/tree/main/.agents/skills/update-design-mente
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sekiya-sato/obsolete-cvnet10 --skill update-design-mente

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill guides the agent to unify the material-design inspired layout across master maintenance windows within Cvnet10Wpfclient, ensuring a cohesive UI language without altering underlying data structures.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Provides a workflow to map target views to MasterShohinMenteView-inspired layouts (ColorZone, Card, and MaterialDesignOutlined) for consistency.
  • Recommends UI resource usage (ColorZone, Card, DataGridAssist, FormTextBox, SearchTextBox) and clarifies steps to align common screens like master data views.
  • Includes steps to confirm changes via a build check and to document work history in Doc/aicording_log.md.

Quick Start

Follow the workflow to map target views to the MasterShohinMenteView design and verify with a build.

Frequently Asked Questions about update-design-mente

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I unify WPF master maintenance UI layouts for design consistency?▼

To unify WPF master maintenance UI layouts, map target views to a standardized design using ColorZone, Card, and MaterialDesignOutlined components, ensuring a cohesive visual language without altering underlying data structures.

What's the best way to apply MaterialDesign components across multiple WPF views?▼

Applying MaterialDesign components across WPF views involves mapping UI resources like ColorZone, Card, DataGridAssist, FormTextBox, and SearchTextBox to target screens. This aligns common master data views with a consistent theme.

Can I use this approach to standardize Cvnet10Wpfclient screens without changing data structures?▼

Yes, you can standardize Cvnet10Wpfclient screens without changing data structures. This process focuses solely on aligning layouts and applying consistent UI resources for cross-screen theming during view design consolidation.

How do I validate WPF UI changes and log design updates?▼

To validate WPF UI changes and log design updates, run a dotnet build check to confirm modifications, then record all layout and resource mapping changes in the Doc/aicording_log.md file.

Why does my WPF master view layout look inconsistent with other maintenance screens?▼

WPF master view layouts look inconsistent when screens lack unified resource mapping. Aligning views to a MasterShohinMenteView-inspired layout using ColorZone and Card components resolves these visual discrepancies.

What UI resources do I need to align Cvnet10Wpfclient master data views?▼

To align Cvnet10Wpfclient master data views, you need UI resources including ColorZone, Card, DataGridAssist, FormTextBox, and SearchTextBox. These components ensure consistent cross-screen theming and layout standardization.

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