| name | ui-ux-pro-max |
| description | Use before frontend UI work to analyze user flows, information architecture, interaction patterns, layout structure, responsive behavior, and state coverage. |
UI UX Pro Max
Use this skill before generating or changing frontend code for a page, interface, component workflow, or user interaction.
When to Use
- The user asks to create a new page, app screen, dashboard, form, editor, game UI, or marketing page.
- The user asks to redesign, restyle, reorganize, or improve an existing interface.
- The request changes a user flow, navigation pattern, input flow, modal, empty state, loading state, or error state.
- The implementation affects responsive layout, accessibility, or repeated user actions.
Design Pass
Before editing frontend code, briefly work through:
- User story: state the target user and the task they are trying to complete in one sentence.
- Core flow: list the path from entry point to successful completion, including key decisions.
- Information architecture: identify primary information, secondary information, navigation, and data flow from input to feedback.
- Interaction model: choose modal vs non-modal, inline vs separate editing, reversible actions, keyboard access, and state transitions.
- Interface structure: describe the main layout regions, priority of each region, and responsive breakpoint behavior.
- State coverage: account for empty, loading, success, error, disabled, and edge-case states.
Output Format
Before implementation, provide a concise design note with:
- User story
- Core flow
- Interface structure
- Key interactions and states
Then proceed with the code changes unless the design reveals an important ambiguity or risk that must be clarified first.