Art & Design

Plugin build stage of Full-Stack WP Developer. House standards and code templates for real WordPress plugins (not shortcode snippets) - folder anatomy, activation/uninstall lifecycle, custom post types and tables, admin UI tiers, front-end output on the Atomic Framework, REST and cron, i18n, distribution, and the Tier 3 React admin stack - plus a scaffold script. Also the base structure for add-ons. Invoked by fswp-developer after an approved PRD; consult directly for a specific plugin build pattern.

Read, write, review and fix Milda design systems - `.milda` files - and reason in Milda's paradigm (tokens in layers, context groups, archetypes, platform-neutral parts, states from behaviours). Use whenever the user mentions Milda, Milda Studio, the Milda playground or a `.milda` file, asks to author or change a design system's tokens or components in Milda, or wants to translate CSS, Figma or an existing component library into Milda.

Take a code repository from "it works on my machine" to launch-ready on GitHub, then plan the launch. Checks the name for collisions, audits launch readiness, rewrites the README as a landing page, records a demo GIF, makes the social preview, sets up release CI, and writes Hacker News, Reddit and X posts with a posting schedule in the user's time zone. Use this whenever someone wants to launch, ship, publish, open-source, announce or "go viral" with a repo or side project, asks how to get GitHub stars, wants a better README, demo GIF or social preview, or is preparing a Show HN or Reddit post, even if they don't say "launch".

Compose the surfaces of a Nextora or Nextora child block theme — HTML templates and template parts, PHP block patterns and their categories, page templates and the template hierarchy, front-page versus posts-index, filesystem patterns referenced from thin templates, core query/archive/search loops and explicit query context, header and footer ownership, and filesystem-versus-Site-Editor customisation. Use when a request asks for a landing page layout, a page template, an archive or search composition, a reusable pattern or section, a header/footer part, a query loop, or asks why a template file edit shows no change on the front end.

Create one self-contained HTML page whose diagram a reader understands on first look: architecture, flow, sequence, timeline, tree, layer stack, bar comparison and quadrant, plus hand-authored chart families. Fuses a validated JSON-spec renderer with an editorial design system and a machine-checked comprehension contract (conclusion title, takeaway line, numbered reading path, legend, caption, accessible SVG, contrast and type-size floors). Use when visualising a system, process, call chain, history, hierarchy, data model, comparison or priority map; when converting Mermaid / draw.io / Excalidraw into an editorial figure; or when the user asks for 架构图、流程图、时序图、时间线、分层图、象限图、对比图、可视化、画一张图、看懂一张图. Not for dashboards or decorative illustration.

Turns a software project into a polished, visual README by running the app, capturing REAL screenshots of its UI, and composing a vibrant, clean README.md around them. Works across platforms: websites and dev servers, static pages, browser extensions, Kotlin/Android apps, iOS (macOS only), and Flutter. Use this skill whenever the user wants to "add screenshots to my README", "make my README look good", "generate docs with screenshots", "showcase my app/project", "make a visual guide", or when a repo has an interface and the user asks for documentation, presentation, or any README-adjacent polish — even if they never say the word "screenshots". Trigger generously: a good README with real screenshots beats a bare one in every codebase.

Turn a project directory or a website URL into a short, shareable launch video with music, motion, and share copy. One file, no bundled assets — built entirely by the model with the tools already on the machine. Use when someone says "/brag-slim", "let's /brag about this", "brag about a website", "make a launch video", or wants to show off what they built. If the /brag skill is also installed, let /brag handle those phrases; it hands off here on Opus 5.5.

Add animated SVG illustrations from Illos.dev to a website or app, for a hero, feature sections, empty states, docs pages, onboarding or status screens. Use when a page needs a picture instead of an empty space, an emoji, stock 3D art or a gradient blob, or when the user asks for illustrations, spot illustrations or empty state art. 65 of them are free for commercial use, with no account and no credit.

Validate and fix JSON-LD structured data with the Siteory checker, then verify each fix. Checks every application/ld+json block on a local build or deployed site for the properties Google requires for rich results (Product, Offer, AggregateRating, Review, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage, Event, JobPosting, Recipe, VideoObject, SoftwareApplication, LocalBusiness, Organization) and the recommended ones for Article, Organization, LocalBusiness and Product, plus a missing @context, relative, localhost or staging URLs, dates that are not ISO 8601, a homepage without Organization or WebSite identity, and retired types such as HowTo. Use when the user mentions structured data, schema markup, schema.org, JSON-LD, rich results or rich snippets, review stars, breadcrumbs in search, or structured data errors in Google Search Console. Has a valid example for each type and guides for Next.js, Astro, Vite and React, WordPress and static site generators.

How Apple interfaces move — SwiftUI's spring vocabulary (.smooth, .snappy, .bouncy) and when each applies, interruptible and gesture-driven transitions, hero/continuity transitions between screens, microinteractions and haptic pairing, and honouring Reduce Motion. Use when animating anything meant to feel Apple-like, on any platform: a SwiftUI transition, a CSS or Framer Motion animation on the web, a sheet or modal presentation, a button press, a loading or success state, or when a UI is technically correct but feels stiff, floaty, or laggy. Also use when reviewing motion that overshoots, bounces where it shouldn't, or can't be interrupted mid-flight. For Apple's rules on *whether* to animate at all, use hig-guide; for colour, type and control geometry, use ui-kit-for-apple-platforms.

Routing index for design inspiration. Use when you need visual references or ideas for a UI (a hero, landing page, SaaS page, navbar, CTA, motion or micro-interaction, brand or rebrand, component, icon) and want to know which curated gallery to pull from. Maps a need to the best source among galleries, component registries and optional MCP servers. Use it before hunting blindly for inspiration.

Use when asked to build, polish, redesign or extend anything for a business that has few or no paying customers (a website or homepage, landing page, internal tool, CRM feature, analytics, automation, branding, product feature, demo polish), especially when the work is framed as needing to be done "before" outreach, launch or showing anyone.

Use when a marketing video, banner, or social post must use a product's real brand and real claims, when creating or refreshing a brand.md in D:\Projects\marketing-videos, when capturing real UI (website, Flutter app screenshots) for a video, or when a storyboard needs a source reference for every claim.

Motion Craft Pro — programmatic motion-graphics with a Remotion-inspired light director stack: storyboard JSON, spring easing, scene helpers, Edge TTS with word-boundary captions, 1080p Canvas render and FFmpeg mux. Claude Opus aesthetic: calm editorial typography, generous whitespace, subtle spring. Not AI photoreal video.

Writes 15 to 60 second paid social video scripts and reels (UGC, founder, talking head, skits) and packs them in Butcherbird's one-ad-per-page shoot-pack format, checking every hook, promise, proof and offer decision against 17 advertising books through the book search, then running a separate critic pass. Use it whenever someone asks for scripts, hooks, a script pack, a shoot pack, ad concepts, reel ideas, UGC or creator briefs, founder videos, skits, "what should they say", or "write me five videos for X", for any client, even with only a deal and a vibe. Also use it to re-hook a tired ad, rewrite a weak script, write the on-screen words for an edit of footage already shot, or judge why a script feels flat. Not for static ads, emails or landing pages.

astudio banner design for every format: social covers and headers (YouTube, VK, Telegram, X, LinkedIn, Facebook), social posts and stories, website hero banners and section promos, Open Graph/share images, email headers, display ad sizes (Google/Yandex), print roll-ups and posters - multiple art-direction options built in HTML/CSS at exact pixel sizes with safe zones, the brand's tokens and fonts, then exported to PNG/PDF. Use when the user asks for a banner, cover, header, обложка, баннер, шапка канала, пост/сторис для соцсетей, OG-картинка, hero image, roll-up, or a set of sizes for a campaign. For click/conversion-optimised ad creatives use astudio-aio:cta-banner (which builds on this skill). Part of astudio-aio.

Orchestrator for frontend and design-engineering work. Read this first whenever a task involves UI design, design systems, visual polish or AI-slop review, diagrams, videos or promos, 3D (Three.js or Blender), or Penpot/Figma files. It routes to the right specialist skill (impeccable, ui-ux-pro-max, diagram-design, hyperframes, remotion, video-shotcraft, lemo-opuscar, img2threejs, blender-mcp, penpot), chains them for multi-step jobs, and keeps every one on its latest upstream.

astudio All-in-One design studio - the main entry point of the astudio-aio plugin. Takes a client brief from zero to a finished, distinctive website: logo first, then a brand kit with a design code (palette, type, tokens, DESIGN.md), then the site itself, rendered and critiqued, pulling in sub-skills (logotype, brand, design-system, ui-styling, ui-ux, dashboard, mobile, 3d-elements, banner-design, cta-banner, slides) as the brief needs. Use whenever someone asks to design or build a website, landing page, online store, portfolio, company/brand site, product site, or "full design" / "сделай сайт", "создай лендинг", "дизайн сайта под ключ", "нужен сайт с логотипом и фирменным стилем", or wants a brand + site together, or says a site looks generic/AI-made and should look premium/award-level. Also the router for any astudio design request when it is unclear which sub-skill fits.

Unified design system for building and reviewing clean, distinctive, non-generic interfaces: websites, landing pages, product UI, dashboards, forms, web and native app screens, HTML slide decks, and diagrams. Use whenever the user asks to design, build, redesign, restyle, polish, critique, audit or roast a UI; pick a palette, font pairing or style; says something looks generic, templated or AI-made; wants a presentation/deck in HTML; or wants an architecture, flow, sequence, ER, timeline or other diagram. Combines taste-skill art direction, Impeccable craft commands, the ui-ux-pro-max database, AI-pattern review, frontend-slides with beautiful-html-templates, and diagram-design under one anti-slop doctrine and quality gate.

Rebuild a web page, section, component or interaction from a reference (a live URL, a local HTML file, a screenshot or design export, or a screen recording or GIF) inside the user's own codebase. Then measure the rebuild against the reference (element boxes, computed styles, pixels, motion timing and easing) and iterate until a numeric Replica Score passes. Use when the user wants to clone, replicate, recreate, copy, port or match a site, landing page, hero, navbar, pricing table, card, modal, footer, hover effect, scroll reveal, page-load animation or any other UI, or to "make it look/feel/move like" one. Also use when they say "pixel-perfect", "1:1", "exactly like this" or "same as <url>", or hand over a screenshot, Figma export or video and ask to build it, including when they want their own copy, brand or extra features on top.

Use when the user asks to design or build any web page, UI, landing, hero, section, component, dashboard, portfolio, e-commerce or wants a website to look premium/stylish/animated. Turns Claude into an elite art director that produces Awwwards-tier interfaces (bold aesthetics, premium motion, obsessive detail) in vanilla HTML/CSS/JS or React+Tailwind+Framer Motion, drawing from a curated design library. Avoids generic AI aesthetics.

Design direction and finishing standard for user interfaces. Use when building, restyling, or reviewing anything a person will see, such as pages, landing sites, dashboards, forms, components, app screens, emails, or themes, and always before presenting designed work to the user. Sets a written design brief, picks from a library of twenty-eight style directions across website categories, applies the layout, spacing, and hierarchy laws real design systems run on, choreographs motion with the same discipline (entrances, scroll reveals, press feedback, one signature ambient, reduced-motion fallbacks), keeps copy plain and humanized with no em dashes, and finishes with a verified browser pass that blocks machine-generated patterns like blinking dots, gradient heroes, cyberpunk styling, and icon soup.

Implement and visually verify a website or application interface using its product direction. Use for real screens and flows, including responsive layouts, states and existing component integration.

Check a business deliverable (landing page, store or pricing page, terms, proposal, bio, ad, menu, post) against the project's brief and common-sense rules before it goes live, and list what to fix.