Visionos Design Guidelines
CheckedHelps with design, guidelines as part of agent workflows workflows.
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About this skill
What it does
This skill provides access to Apple's VisionOS design guidelines, enabling AI agents to generate UI layouts and assets that strictly adhere to spatial computing principles. It ensures interfaces are optimized for immersive 3D environments rather than traditional flat screens.
When to use it
- Generating user interface mockups specifically for Apple Vision Pro or similar headsets.
- Creating spatial layout structures that leverage depth perception and eye tracking.
- Ensuring design consistency with official Apple Human Interface Guidelines for visionOS.
- Developing assets where physical scale and 3D positioning are critical factors.
Key capabilities
- Access to official Apple VisionOS design documentation.
- Guidance on spatial interface patterns and navigation flows.
- Recommendations for typography, color, and material usage in 3D space.
- Principles for handling depth, occlusion, and environmental interaction.
Example prompts
- "Generate a dashboard layout for VisionOS that utilizes the user's gaze direction for primary navigation."
- "List the key design constraints for creating floating windows in a spatial computing environment."
- "Explain how to apply Apple's visionOS typography rules to ensure readability at various distances."
Tips & gotchas
This skill is specific to Apple's ecosystem; it does not provide guidelines for Android or Windows mixed reality devices. Users should combine this with general 3D modeling knowledge if building custom assets beyond standard UI components.