medassist-frontend-polish

name	medassist-frontend-polish
description	Improve frontend visual quality within the existing MedAssist design system, without introducing new themes, font stacks, or disruptive UI patterns, including equivalent requests phrased in German.

Skill Instructions

Use this skill when the user wants UI improvements, better styling, or a more polished frontend, but the feature must stay consistent with MedAssist product UX.

Scope

This is the visual enhancement skill. It refines quality within existing product conventions.

Apply medassist-ui-consistency rules first, then use this skill for tasteful polish.

Do Not Use This Skill For

• Replacing base UI patterns/components with new ones.
• New design-system direction, visual identity, or broad layout language changes.
• Marketing/brand-experiment pages that intentionally break product conventions.

Objective

Deliver production-grade visual refinement that feels intentionally designed while remaining fully consistent with existing MedAssist components, spacing, typography, and interaction patterns.

Strict Constraints

• Reuse existing components and patterns first (ConfirmModal, MedicationAvatar, existing form/button/layout patterns).
• Do not introduce new global theme systems, font families, or visual identity changes.
• Do not invent new UX flows, pages, or interaction models unless explicitly requested.
• Keep frontend text i18n-safe: use t("...") and EN/DE keys.
• Respect accessibility and readability over decorative effects.

Allowed Enhancements

• Better spacing rhythm and visual hierarchy.
• Cleaner grouping, alignment, and density adjustments.
• Improved states (hover, focus, disabled, loading) using existing style language.
• Subtle transitions/micro-interactions that do not distract and do not change behavior.
• Consistent empty/error/success presentation using existing UI conventions.

Not Allowed

• Random aesthetic overhauls.
• New color systems or hardcoded ad-hoc colors that break current theme tokens.
• Heavy animation, parallax, or attention-stealing motion.
• Typography experiments that diverge from current product style.
• "Creative" layout changes that reduce usability or consistency.

Implementation Workflow

1. Confirm medassist-ui-consistency guardrails are satisfied.
2. Identify existing components and CSS patterns to reuse.
3. Define the smallest visual changes that improve clarity and quality.
4. Apply refinements in-place without changing core behavior.
5. Validate consistency across neighboring views/components.
6. Ensure i18n and accessibility are preserved.

Response Format

When using this skill, report:

• Reused components and style primitives
• Specific polish improvements applied
• Any trade-offs/constraints respected
• Confirmation that no new design system or disruptive UX pattern was introduced