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Anti slop frontend

Skill frankxai/starlight-design-intelligence/skills/anti-slop-frontend

Owned premium design intelligence: brand packs, motion systems, UI rubrics, and visual identity doctrine for FrankX, Starlight, and Arcanea.

Install
npx -y skills add frankxai/starlight-design-intelligence --skill anti-slop-frontend

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What its author says it does

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Use to audit or improve AI-generated frontend UI so it stops looking generic, over-carded, over-gradient, low-density, misaligned, or visually unserious.

SKILL.md

1.1 KB, 204 tokens by cl100k_base, as published. Nobody here has run it

Anti-Slop Frontend

Use this skill before shipping any AI-generated website, app, dashboard, landing page, or product surface.

Review Order

  1. Purpose: the first viewport must reveal the real product, offer, workflow, or object.
  2. Layout: remove nested cards, decorative panels, random grids, and marketing sections that hide the actual experience.
  3. Hierarchy: make headings, controls, data, and actions match their importance.
  4. Density: operational tools should be dense and scannable; editorial pages can breathe more.
  5. Color: avoid one-note purple/blue, beige, slate, or gradient-heavy sameness.
  6. Motion: use motion to clarify state or focus, not to prove the page has animation.
  7. Evidence: use real screenshots, product states, diagrams, data, or generated assets with clear purpose.

Output

Return: slop risks, highest-leverage fix, visual system corrections, motion corrections, content corrections, and acceptance checks.

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