| name | design-prompt-swiss-minimalist |
| description | Use when the user wants a landing page, interface, or visual system in the Swiss style from Design Prompts, or explicitly asks for swiss-minimalist, swiss |
Design Prompt Swiss Minimalist
Overview
Use this skill when the user wants the Swiss aesthetic. Keep the target product's content and requirements intact, then translate this style into the requested stack or artifact.
A rigorous implementation of the International Typographic Style (1950s). Characterized by objective typography, sans-serif fonts (Inter), mathematical grids with subtle texture patterns, and a strict black/white/red palette. Prioritizes readability, precision, asymmetrical organization, and visual depth through layered patterns.
Read references/style.md before implementation whenever the task depends on this aesthetic.
When to Use
- Requests for the Swiss style or close synonyms tied to this aesthetic
- New landing pages, marketing sites, dashboards, or polished visual explorations
- Re-skinning an existing page while preserving the user's IA and content
Working Rules
- Treat the style as direction, not as a literal Acme clone.
- Preserve accessibility, responsive behavior, and existing product constraints.
- If the task lives inside an existing design system, adapt this style without breaking local patterns.
Prompt Starter
- Design a [surface] for [brand or product] in the "Swiss" style.
- Keep the visual system light-first with #DC2626 as the anchor accent.
- Use a clean sans-led hierarchy with confident sizing.
- Start from these section archetypes when relevant: hero, stats, product-detail, features, how-it-works, benefits, testimonials, pricing, faq, blog, footer.
- Translate the style to the user's domain and copy; do not recreate the Acme demo literally.
- Preserve any existing product constraints, content model, and accessibility requirements.
