What problem does it solve? Designers and product teams often need a quick, deliberately rough visual exploration of a screen layout before committing to polished UI work. This Skill produces a hand-drawn wireframe page — graph-paper background, marker and pencil tones, sticky-note annotations, and scribbled chart placeholders — so the output reads like a designer's whiteboard sketch rather than a finished mockup. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Lo-fi wireframe generation: Produces one HTML document with graph-paper canvas, hatched fills, dashed borders, slight rotations, and hand-written fonts (Caveat, Patrick Hand, Architects Daughter). - Multi-variant tab exploration: Renders 3–5 tab labels for layout variants, with a highlighter swipe marking the active variant. - Sketch-style components: Includes browser chrome, sidebar nav, KPI tiles, wobbly polyline charts, hatched bar charts, and taped sticky notes for annotations. - Use Case: Ask for a wireframe of a student portal dashboard and receive a single HTML file showing four tabbed layout variants with KPI tiles, a hand-drawn deviation-score chart, and sticky notes marking next steps. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to sketch a hand-drawn wireframe v0.1 for your screen idea with several tabbed variants on graph paper, and it will emit a single HTML artifact.