Design
UI/UX Pro Max
SKILLOpen-source projectAn MIT-licensed design skill that generates UI guidance by product type, including industry-specific patterns, palettes, typography, UX rules, and framework-aware implementation notes.
Key Features
- Search a local design knowledge base for product-type and industry-specific interface patterns and color direction.
- Generate a design-system recommendation combining layout pattern, style, color, typography, effects, and anti-patterns.
- Use stack-aware implementation guidance and UX/accessibility recommendations across supported web and app frameworks.
Target Demographics
Product designers, frontend developers, and founders using coding agents to create or revise interfaces for a defined product category such as fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, SaaS, or a developer tool.
Our Take
Its differentiator is the product-type lookup: it gives an agent a structured starting point for industry-aware design decisions rather than only a general instruction to make a page attractive. Treat generated systems as recommendations to validate against the actual users and brand.
Pros
- Connects product category to concrete visual and UX considerations instead of relying only on a generic aesthetic prompt.
- The repository provides a searchable local dataset and guidance for multiple implementation stacks.
Cons
- A rule or palette associated with an industry is a starting hypothesis, not user research or a proven conversion pattern.
- The search tooling requires Python 3, and framework-specific recommendations still need checking against the project's versions.
Pricing
The repository is MIT-licensed and does not list a paid skill fee. Its installer uses a CLI and the search tooling requires Python 3; coding-agent access and any model usage are separate.