| name | web-design-vocabulary |
| description | Define vague website taste words as concrete design decisions. Use when prompts include premium, luxury, cinematic, modern, editorial, minimal, polished, brutalist, avant-garde, classy, clean, high-end, professional, Squarespace-like, Framer-like, or any subjective visual adjective that Codex must translate into layout, typography, color, media, and motion rules. |
Web Design Vocabulary
Purpose
Make subjective taste actionable so Codex does not hallucinate generic aesthetics.
Required Use
Use this skill when the trigger description applies. Keep the SKILL.md lean, then read references/web-design-vocabulary-guide.md for concrete rules before planning or editing a meaningful website change.
Operating Contract
- Inspect before coding when code exists.
- Convert vague taste into concrete rules.
- Explain planned files before major changes unless the user clearly said to proceed.
- Build, inspect, polish, and verify.
- Report commands run, files changed, and anything not tested.
Detailed Guide
Read references/web-design-vocabulary-guide.md when this skill is active for a build, redesign, review, or implementation plan.
