What problem does it solve? Designing consistent user interfaces requires structured UX specifications, wireframes, and a unified visual token system, which are time-consuming to produce manually and often inconsistent across a project. ## Core Features & Use Cases - UX Specification Generation: Produces structured UX specifications that define interface behavior and layout requirements. - Layout Wireframes: Creates wireframe descriptions to communicate page structure and component placement before implementation. - Visual Token System: Defines a system of visual design tokens (colors, spacing, typography) to keep the UI consistent. - Use Case: A product team starting a new feature can invoke this Skill to receive a complete UX specification with wireframes and design tokens, ready to hand off to developers. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to act as Edna Mode and generate a UX specification with wireframes and visual tokens for your new feature or page.