Visual Design Taste

Use this skill to avoid generic AI-looking interfaces and pick a deliberate visual direction.

Routing

• Read references/design-taste-frontend.md for the current broad anti-slop frontend design workflow.
• Read references/design-taste-frontend-v1.md only when a project depends on the original v1 behavior.
• Read references/redesign-existing-projects.md for redesigns of existing projects.
• Read references/high-end-visual-design.md for premium agency-style polish.
• Read references/gpt-taste.md for strict advanced layout and motion taste rules.
• Read references/industrial-brutalist-ui.md for brutalist/mechanical UI direction.
• Read references/minimalist-ui.md for clean editorial minimalist UI direction.

Workflow

1. Infer the product category, audience, and task surface.
2. Choose one coherent design direction; avoid stacking unrelated aesthetics.
3. Preserve owner-provided copy, data contracts, and existing design systems unless asked to change them.
4. Make concrete choices for spacing, typography, color, density, imagery, states, and responsive behavior.
5. Verify visually with screenshots where possible.

Output

Describe the chosen direction, key UI changes, and verification performed.