using-ux-designer

This skill routes you to the appropriate UX competency by analyzing your task context and platform. It identifies whether you need visual design, information architecture, interaction design, accessibility, or platform-specific patterns—across web, mobile, or desktop—then directs you to the correct skill.

This skill covers UX expertise across web, mobile, and desktop contexts, including visual design, information architecture, navigation patterns, interaction design, and accessibility considerations. It helps you identify which competency matches your specific platform and design challenge.

This skill clarifies scope and audience to route you correctly. Information architecture handles navigation and structure; visual design covers aesthetics and layout; interaction design focuses on user flows and feedback. The skill analyzes your task to recommend the best fit.

Yes. This skill ensures accessibility considerations are integrated into your UX task and provides references to accessibility-and-inclusive-design.md alongside routing to the appropriate UX competency for your design challenge.

This skill loads platform-specific reference sheets and links to foundational documents including ux-fundamentals.md, information-architecture.md, and accessibility-and-inclusive-design.md to support your routed UX task.

Yes. This skill helps non-designers select the best UX skill to apply to their task by analyzing context and recommending the appropriate competency, whether for starting new designs, critiquing existing ones, or answering UX principle questions.