android-design-skills

Use for Android Jetpack Compose layout structure, spacing, alignment, hierarchy, forms, lists, grids, and stateful screen layouts.

Use this skill to make Android layouts adapt cleanly across compact, medium, and expanded window sizes. It covers phones, tablets, foldables, and multi-window scenarios in Jetpack Compose.

Use this skill to improve visual hierarchy and alignment in Android UI. It helps arrange text, actions, and media so users can scan quickly and understand what matters first.

Use this skill to design Compose screens that work correctly with system bars, display cutouts, gesture navigation, and the on-screen keyboard. It focuses on layout and spacing decisions needed for edge-to-edge UI.

Use this skill to create clear, accessible Android forms in Jetpack Compose. It covers field grouping, labels, helper text, validation placement, keyboard behavior, and submit action layout.

Use this skill to design or refactor the structural layout of a Jetpack Compose screen. It helps choose the right layout primitives, reduce nesting, enforce clear content hierarchy, and keep layouts stable across phones, tablets, and foldables.

Use this skill to design and implement performant lists and grids in Jetpack Compose. It covers item structure, spacing, keys, sectioning, density, and adaptive grid behavior.

Use this skill to design list-detail and master-detail experiences for Android across phones, tablets, foldables, and large screens. It covers pane behavior, selection, continuity, and adaptive navigation patterns.

Use this skill to structure Android screens with Scaffold, app bars, navigation bars, rails, floating actions, and snackbars. It helps place persistent chrome so content and actions stay organized.

Use this skill to establish consistent spacing in Android UI with Jetpack Compose. It guides padding, gaps, grouping, and vertical rhythm so screens feel intentional instead of crowded or randomly spaced.

Use this skill to design consistent loading, empty, error, success, and offline layouts in Android apps. It helps each screen state feel intentional rather than like an afterthought.