Systematic workflow to audit and upgrade existing UIs from generic/AI-slop to premium quality. Scan current design, diagnose weak patterns, fix with targeted upgrades. Use when UI 'looks generic', 'feels like AI', 'needs polish', or for any redesign of existing interfaces. Triggers on: UI audit, redesign, 'sieht nach AI aus', 'wirkt generisch', 'Design verbessern', 'UI aufwerten', 'looks like a template'.
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Systematic workflow to audit and upgrade existing UIs from generic/AI-slop to premium quality. Scan current design, diagnose weak patterns, fix with targeted upgrades. Use when UI 'looks generic', 'feels like AI', 'needs polish', or for any redesign of existing interfaces. Triggers on: UI audit, redesign, 'sieht nach AI aus', 'wirkt generisch', 'Design verbessern', 'UI aufwerten', 'looks like a template'.
UI Audit & Redesign
Systematic workflow to upgrade existing UIs from generic to premium. Based on proven anti-slop patterns from the design engineering community.
This skill does not rewrite from scratch. It audits what exists and applies targeted, prioritized fixes working with the existing stack.
Current design patterns and component library (if any)
Fonts currently loaded
Color values currently in use
Step 2: Diagnose
Run through every section of the audit below. List every generic pattern, weak point, and missing state found.
Step 3: Fix
Apply targeted upgrades in priority order (see Section 7). Work with the existing stack — do not introduce new frameworks or rewrite components from scratch.
1. Anti-Slop Patterns (Banned → Replacement)
These are the most common AI-generated design fingerprints. If the UI contains any of these, fix them first.
Fonts
Banned
Replacement Options
Inter
Geist, Satoshi, Outfit, Plus Jakarta Sans
Roboto
Cabinet Grotesk, General Sans, Switzer
Arial, Helvetica
Any of the above; for editorial: pair a serif header (e.g. Fraunces, Playfair Display) with a sans body
Open Sans
Same as above
System font stack only
Load at least one intentional typeface
Rule: Every project should have at least one font that was deliberately chosen, not defaulted to.
Colors
Banned
Replacement
Purple/blue AI gradient
Neutral base + single considered accent
Pure #000000 background
Off-black: #0a0a0a, #121212, or tinted dark (dark navy, dark charcoal)
No banned fonts, colors, layouts, or components from Section 1 remain
Typography uses at least 3 font weights (400, 500/600, 700)
Color palette has one accent, consistent gray family, no oversaturation
Spacing follows a consistent scale (4/8/16/24/32/48/64)
All interactive elements have hover + active + focus states
Layout has a max-width container — nothing stretches infinitely
min-h-[100dvh] instead of h-screen for full-height sections
CSS Grid instead of flexbox percentage math for multi-column layouts
All transitions use ease-out, 150–250ms, on transform/opacity only
@media (hover: hover) gates hover animations
Loading, empty, and error states exist
Text contrast meets WCAG AA (4.5:1 for body, 3:1 for large text)
The overall impression reads as intentionally designed, not AI-generated
Review Format
When presenting audit findings, use a Before/After/Why table:
Before
After
Why
Inter font everywhere
Geist for UI, Fraunces for headings
Inter is the #1 AI font fingerprint
Purple gradient hero
Warm white bg + single teal accent
Purple gradient = instant AI detection
3 equal-column cards
Asymmetric bento grid
Equal columns = most generic layout pattern
No hover states
scale(1.02) + shadow shift on hover
Interface must feel alive
box-shadow: 0 4px 6px rgba(0,0,0,0.1)
box-shadow: 0 4px 12px rgba(15,23,42,0.08)
Tinted shadows feel more natural
Attribution
This skill synthesizes design audit principles from the Taste Skill (Leonxlnx), Impeccable.style, and the Redesign Skill community approaches for upgrading AI-generated UIs to premium quality.