| name | figma-fix |
| description | Use when the user provides a Figma node, screenshot, or visual reference and wants a narrow frontend change to match it. Also use for small UI copy, layout, spacing, state, or component adjustments driven by a concrete design reference. |
| metadata | {"short-description":"Apply focused Figma UI fixes"} |
Figma Fix
Turn a concrete Figma or screenshot reference into a narrow frontend change.
Workflow
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Identify the exact surface.
- Find the component, route, modal, table, or widget that corresponds to the design.
- Keep scope to the named surface unless the user expands it.
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Match existing product patterns.
- Reuse local components, tokens, icons, and layout conventions.
- Avoid new abstractions for one-off visual tweaks.
- Do not touch backend code for frontend-only requests.
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Implement the smallest useful diff.
- Change only the files needed for the visible result.
- Preserve adjacent behavior and unrelated copy.
- Make text fit on mobile and desktop.
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Verify visually when possible.
- Run targeted lint/type checks when available.
- Use browser or screenshots for meaningful UI changes.
- Check that responsive layout and text do not overlap.
Experimental Note
This skill works best when the user supplies a concrete node, screenshot, or exact UI surface. If the reference is vague, first find the closest implemented surface and state the assumption.