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Css Theming Assistant

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corey-alix·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Generate CSS theme variations based on a base style guide, ensuring consistent branding and design system adherence.

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    Run this in your project

    terminal
    $ npx skills add corey-alix/dwp-hours --skill css-theming-assistant -a claude-code
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corey-alix

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Live repository

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About this skill

What it does

The CSS Theming Assistant helps generate and manage CSS variables for theming. It can create themes from existing style sheets, or generate a complete theme based on provided colors. This skill simplifies the process of creating consistent visual styles across web applications by leveraging CSS custom properties (variables).

When to use it

  • You need to quickly generate CSS variables from an existing design system or website.
  • You want to create multiple themes for your application with different color palettes.
  • You're building a component library and need to ensure consistent styling across components using theming.
  • You are refactoring legacy CSS to use modern CSS custom properties.

Key capabilities

  • Theme generation from existing stylesheets.
  • Creation of complete themes based on specified colors.
  • Management of CSS variables for theming purposes.

Example prompts

  • "Generate a theme from this website: [URL]"
  • "Create a dark mode theme with primary color #1e3a8a and secondary color #3b82f6."
  • “Give me the CSS variables for these colors: red, green, blue”

Tips & gotchas

The skill's effectiveness depends on the quality of the input stylesheet. Complex or poorly structured stylesheets may yield less accurate theme generation results.