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Team Uidesign

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catlog22·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Team Uidesign generates clean, consistent UI code snippets for collaborative design projects, boosting frontend development efficiency.

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    $ npx skills add catlog22/claude-code-workflow --skill team-uidesign -a claude-code

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catlog22

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07491b04ac
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.codex/skills/team-uidesign/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

The Team Uidesign skill facilitates a systematic UI design pipeline, guiding AI agents through stages of research, design token creation, review, and implementation. It leverages a team-worker agent architecture where specialized roles (researcher, designer, reviewer, implementer) collaborate to produce clean and consistent UI code snippets. The process is structured around predefined roles with specific instructions loaded from roles/<role>/role.md files.

When to use it

  • Generating UI code for collaborative design projects requiring consistency.
  • Automating portions of the UI development workflow, particularly research and initial implementation.
  • Ensuring adherence to established design standards (OKLCH, typography, spacing) during UI creation.
  • When a structured approach to UI design is needed, breaking down tasks into distinct roles.
  • To detect and avoid common AI-generated UI design "slop" using the provided anti-patterns catalog.

Key capabilities

  • Role-based workflow: Divides UI design into specialized roles (researcher, designer, reviewer, implementer).
  • Systematic pipeline: Follows a defined research -> design tokens -> review -> implementation process.
  • Customizable role definitions: Allows for tailoring of each role's behavior through roles/<role>/role.md files.
  • Design standards enforcement: Integrates with specifications for impeccable design standards and UX writing.
  • AI slop detection: Includes a catalog to identify and avoid common AI-generated UI errors.

Example prompts

  • "Generate initial UI research for a mobile app login screen."
  • "Implement the approved design tokens for the user profile page."
  • "Review the proposed UI changes for accessibility compliance."
  • "Build the UI components for the product listing page, following the design specifications."

Tips & gotchas

  • The skill utilizes a team-worker architecture; understanding role definitions in roles/<role>/role.md is crucial for customization.
  • Session information and messages are stored within .workflow/.team/UDS-<slug>-<date>/.
  • CLI tools (ccw cli) are used for analysis (read-only) and modifications to the workflow.