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Skill arpitexplores/super-design-core

Core UI/UX and product design: IA, flows, visual systems, UI patterns, and generators. Use for end-to-end design work.From its SKILL.md

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Super Design Core

Overview

Create end-to-end UI/UX direction, visual systems, and implementable UI guidance.

User Intent Examples

  • "Need help with UI Generation for my product/site."
  • "Create a plan for UI Patterns (React & Frameworks)."
  • "Audit or improve UX Design."

Capabilities

  • Product UX, IA, and flows
  • Visual systems and component guidance
  • Framework-specific UI patterns
  • Rapid UI generation and layout ideation

Routing Map (Modules)

  • UI Generation -> references/modules/magic-ui-generator.md
  • UI Patterns (React & Frameworks) -> references/modules/react-ui-patterns.md
  • UX Design -> references/modules/ui-ux-designer.md
  • UI/UX Systems -> references/modules/design-systems.md

Default Flow

  1. Confirm product context, audience, and platform.
  2. If a full UX plan is requested, start with UI/UX Designer.
  3. If implementation patterns are requested, jump to React UI Patterns.
  4. If a fast layout/generator is requested, jump to Magic UI Generator.

Minimal Intake Questions

Ask only what is missing:

  • Product type and platform (web, mobile, desktop)
  • Target users and key flow
  • Brand or existing design language

Output Format

  • Layout and flow notes
  • Interaction guidance
  • Visual system tokens
  • Component priorities

Bundled References

  • references/modules/
  • scripts/
  • assets/

Compatibility Notes

  • If any module references slash commands or tool-specific paths, translate them into plain-language steps.
  • Keep outputs platform-agnostic unless the user specifies a specific tool, stack, or agent.

Guardrails

  • Match brand or existing design language.
  • Avoid generic UI.
  • Keep output implementable.

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  • Confirm product context, audience, and platform
  • Ask only missing intake questions
  • Start with UI/UX Designer for full UX plans
  • Jump to React UI Patterns for implementation patterns
  • Jump to Magic UI Generator for fast layouts
  • Translate module slash commands into plain-language steps

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