ui-deslop

name	ui-deslop
description	Remove recognizable AI-default interface patterns and replace them with intentional structure, hierarchy, restraint, and product-specific character. Use when an interface resembles generic ai saas output.
license	MIT
metadata	{"category":"deslop","origin":"custom-synthesis","revision":"1.1.0"}

Ui Deslop

Trigger

• A design uses predictable gradient heroes, centered stacks, card grids, pills, or decorative glow.
• Any interface-and-experience skill is preparing final output.

Inputs

• Brief and audience
• Existing interface or design
• Brand/product constraints
• Accessibility requirements

Procedure

1. Name the interface genre and user job before styling.
2. Identify the structural fingerprint: hero, navigation, section rhythm, feature presentation, proof, CTA, and footer.
3. Flag AI-default patterns: purple/pink gradient hero, centered-everything composition, generic icon tiles, excessive rounded cards/pills, glassmorphism, ambient blobs, uniform 3-column grids, fake metrics, and default SaaS copy.
4. Change macrostructure before surface decoration.
5. Choose one anchor hue, restrained accents, a clear type hierarchy, and a named spacing scale.
6. Use asymmetry, editorial rhythm, product evidence, and content-specific components where they clarify the experience.
7. Remove decoration that lacks semantic or interaction value.
8. Re-run accessibility, responsive, and artifact-delint gates.

Output contract

• Reworked interface/design specification
• Before/after anti-pattern register
• Mandatory pass/fail deslop score

Quality gates

• No fabricated metrics, testimonials, logos, or product proof.
• The result has a distinct structural fingerprint.
• Accent, radius, shadow, and motion are restrained and coherent.
• Function and accessibility are not traded for novelty.

Handoffs and dependencies

• hallmark-upstream/repository/skills/hallmark
• design-pattern-detector
• artifact-delint
• interface-and-experience/*

Boundaries

• Do not make every layout asymmetric regardless of task.
• Do not remove established brand patterns without reason.
• Do not imitate a reference pixel-for-pixel or copy paid templates.