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Skill Dragoon0x/everything-design-taste/skills/settings-design

Settings page architecture, preference organization, toggle patterns, and configuration UX.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add Dragoon0x/everything-design-taste --skill settings-design

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SKILL.md

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Settings Design

Organization

Group by Domain

  • Account (profile, email, password)
  • Appearance (theme, language, density)
  • Notifications (email, push, in-app)
  • Privacy & Security (2FA, data, permissions)
  • Integrations (connected apps, API)
  • Billing (plan, payment, invoices)

Navigation

  • Sidebar with sections on desktop.
  • Stacked list on mobile.
  • Search within settings for 20+ options.

Patterns

  • Toggles for on/off binary choices. Apply immediately, no save button.
  • Radio groups for mutually exclusive options (theme: light/dark/system).
  • Dropdowns for 4+ options in a list.
  • Save button only when changes are complex and need review before applying.

Feedback

  • Confirmation after saving: inline "Saved" text, not a modal.
  • Preview for visual changes (theme, layout) before committing.
  • Undo for accidental changes.
  • Warning before destructive settings (delete account, revoke access).

Anti-Patterns

  • Settings that require a page reload to take effect (apply instantly).
  • Nested settings pages more than 2 levels deep.
  • Toggle labels that don't clearly state what on/off means.
  • "Advanced settings" that contain commonly needed options.

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