workflows/workflows/agent-environment-setup/platforms/claude/skills/frontend-design/SKILL.md
Use when a task needs a public UI-design entrypoint that locks visual direction, captures a style contract, and routes into design-system, web, mobile, or desktop execution without generic AI aesthetics.
npx skillsauth add cubetiq/cubis-foundry frontend-designInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Serve as the public umbrella entrypoint for UI design work. Use it to turn rough UI intent into a clear design direction, a stable style contract, and the correct downstream route rather than jumping straight into web, mobile, desktop, or Stitch output.
This surface is the front door, not the final execution surface. It decides whether the task needs critique, systemization, screen design, or implementation handoff, then routes into the owning modern skill stack.
Lock these inputs before proposing visuals or components:
Then define three theses:
If the user did not provide enough detail, state the assumptions explicitly before routing downstream.
../design/references/visual-direction.md and ../design/references/foundation.md when the request is vague.../design-system/SKILL.md when the task needs durable token language, component vocabulary, or canonical docs/foundation/DESIGN.md.../design/SKILL.md when the task needs audit-first reasoning, route selection, or anti-generic constraints that should survive downstream execution.../web-ui-design/SKILL.md, phone-first execution to ../mobile-ui-design/SKILL.md, and desktop-first workspace execution to ../desktop-ui-design/SKILL.md. Do not flatten those surfaces into one copied layout.docs/foundation/DESIGN.md before producing a multi-screen brief or a Stitch generation plan.docs/foundation/DESIGN.md as canonical and any Stitch-facing mirror as derived remote context.frontend-design-* helper stack out of the recommended path. Prefer the modern route through frontend-design, design, design-system, and the owning execution surface.Deliver:
| File | Load when |
| --- | --- |
| ../design/references/visual-direction.md | Need sharper direction naming, mood, motif, or anti-generic constraints. |
| ../design/references/design-tokens.md | Need token language, semantic aliases, or system cues before downstream execution. |
| ../web-ui-design/references/component-architecture.md | Need implementation-aware component and state boundaries. |
| ../web-ui-design/references/accessibility.md | Need keyboard, semantic, or WCAG constraints as part of the handoff. |
| ../web-ui-design/references/responsive-patterns.md | Need browser responsiveness or container-aware composition. |
| ../web-ui-design/references/animation.md | Need purposeful motion and reduced-motion constraints. |
| ../design/SKILL.md | Need audit-first diagnosis and route selection. |
| ../design-system/SKILL.md | Need canonical docs/foundation/DESIGN.md and durable system rules. |
| ../web-ui-design/SKILL.md | The owning execution surface is browser-first. |
| ../mobile-ui-design/SKILL.md | The owning execution surface is phone-first. |
| ../desktop-ui-design/SKILL.md | The owning execution surface is desktop-first. |
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