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Ui verification

Skill Kainiko943/beautiful-ui/ui-verification

Make AI coding agents design beautiful, accessible, platform-native UI.

Install
npx -y skills add Kainiko943/beautiful-ui --skill ui-verification

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Use when a UI design, redesign, or handoff needs a final review for visual quality, state coverage, accessibility, and platform fit before it is treated as complete.

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UI Verification

Overview

Use this skill at the end of UI design work. Check that the output is visually coherent, covers important states, respects accessibility, and fits the intended platform.

Checklist Areas

  • Visual direction consistency
  • Design-system coherence
  • Screen and component hierarchy
  • Accessibility and readability
  • State coverage
  • Platform fit
  • Implementation handoff completeness
  • UI quality rubric score when comparing before/after examples or public proof artifacts

Pass Criteria

  • The visual direction is specific enough to guide implementation.
  • The system covers colors, typography, spacing, surfaces, states, and motion.
  • Important screens include empty, loading, error, success, disabled, focus, and selection states where relevant.
  • Accessibility notes include contrast, text scaling, focus behavior, and reduced motion.
  • Platform guidance is native to the target, not generic web-first UI.
  • Public examples meet the UI quality rubric threshold and avoid critical failures.

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