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Designmd brand kit

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Create, inspect, and apply DESIGN.md brand kits for brand-aware frontend work. Use when building or reviewing landing pages, frontend UI, pitch pages, redesigns, client audits, brand-matched prototypes, or researching a potential client/company where website identity, design tokens, typography, layout, components, or do/don't guidance should shape the output.

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DesignMD Brand Kit

Use this skill to turn a public website or provided DESIGN.md into practical design constraints for Codex UI work and client research.

Inputs

Accept any of:

  • a public website URL or domain,
  • a generated DESIGN.md,
  • screenshots plus notes,
  • existing CSS/Tailwind tokens,
  • a client/company name for research.

If only a company name is given, find the official site before analyzing current visual identity.

Workflow

  1. Gather brand evidence:
    • Prefer an existing DESIGN.md if provided.
    • Otherwise use designmd.supply or a local context-dot-dev/designmd-supply run when credentials are available.
    • If unavailable, manually inspect the official site, screenshots, CSS, and page content.
  2. Extract constraints:
    • brand name, positioning, tone,
    • colors and semantic roles,
    • typography scale and font families,
    • spacing, radii, borders, elevation,
    • layout patterns,
    • component patterns,
    • concrete do's and don'ts.
  3. Verify:
    • Check the site/screenshot for obvious mismatches.
    • Treat extracted tokens as evidence, not gospel.
    • Flag uncertainty instead of inventing precise token values.
  4. Apply:
    • Generate or update DESIGN.md, Tailwind v4 theme tokens, CSS variables, or implementation notes as the task requires.
    • Use the brand kit as constraints, not as a demand to clone the original site.
  5. For client research, summarize design implications without publishing, emailing, or changing external systems unless the user approves.

DESIGN.md Shape

Prefer this structure:

---
version: alpha
name:
description:
colors:
typography:
rounded:
spacing:
components:
---

## Overview
## Colors
## Typography
## Layout
## Elevation & Depth
## Shapes
## Components
## Do's and Don'ts

YAML values should be machine-usable. Markdown should explain when and how to apply them.

Token Rules

  • Color values should be SRGB hex strings.
  • Use semantic names: primary, secondary, surface, on-surface, muted, border, accent, error.
  • Typography tokens should include font family, size, weight, line-height, and intended use.
  • Spacing/radii should map to a small usable scale, not every observed value.
  • Component tokens should describe repeated patterns: buttons, nav, cards, forms, badges, tables, hero, footer.
  • If a token is inferred, say so in prose, not in the token value.

Tailwind v4 Output

When asked for Tailwind v4, emit tokens in CSS-first form:

@theme {
  --color-brand-primary: #000000;
  --color-brand-surface: #ffffff;
  --font-brand-sans: "Inter", sans-serif;
  --radius-brand-md: 8px;
  --spacing-brand-section: 4rem;
}

Only write these into a project after checking the existing Tailwind setup and naming conventions.

CSS Variables Output

When asked for CSS variables, prefer:

:root {
  --brand-primary: #000000;
  --brand-surface: #ffffff;
  --brand-text: #111111;
  --brand-muted: #666666;
  --brand-radius-md: 8px;
}

For dark themes or alternate modes, use scoped selectors such as [data-theme="dark"].

Frontend Application Rules

  • Use the brand kit to guide hierarchy, color, spacing, typography, and interaction states.
  • Preserve the project's existing design system when one already exists; map brand tokens into local conventions.
  • Do not copy a competitor's site one-to-one. Use compatible visual language, not imitation.
  • Verify with browser screenshots when implementing UI.
  • If generated UI conflicts with the brand kit, revise the UI or explain why the project context overrides the kit.

Client And Job Search Use

For potential clients or employers:

  • Add a compact brand/design read to the company notes: visual positioning, maturity, inconsistencies, opportunities.
  • Identify useful outreach angles from evidence: outdated UI, inconsistent tokens, unclear hierarchy, weak conversion path, accessibility issues, performance/design debt.
  • Keep claims specific and non-accusatory.
  • Draft messages only; sending, applying, posting, or changing public profiles requires user approval.
  • Avoid storing screenshots, contacts, resumes, or private notes in reusable global skills.

Final Output

Report:

  • source used: URL, provided DESIGN.md, screenshot, or manual inspection,
  • core brand constraints,
  • files created or changed,
  • verification performed,
  • uncertainty and risks.

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