What problem does it solve? UI polish requests like "make it look better" often produce inconsistent, generic-looking pages because styling starts before a coherent brand visual identity exists. This Skill turns vague taste requests into a repeatable workflow: audit the visual identity first, choose a site archetype, distill a reusable design language, then apply it system-wide. ## Core Features & Use Cases - VI-First Audit: Identifies logo anchors, color roles, typography attitude, geometry, and imagery before any redesign, and separates company websites from product websites. - Archetype Classification: Selects from ten visual archetypes (credible company brief, institutional clarity, transactional utility, dashboard, technical console, and more) via the bundled references. - Design Language Output: Produces a concrete docs/design-language.md with tokens for color, typography, spacing, components, motion, and anti-patterns. - Use Case: Given screenshots of a B2B company site that looks like a generic SaaS template, distill a credible company-brief design language, then restyle shared components and key pages with honest, placeholder-free content. ## Quick Start Use visual-taste-lab to audit my site's visual identity from these screenshots, pick an archetype, and write a design language doc before restyling the key pages.
