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dembrandt-skills

Install once, and your
agent knows how to design

30 UX and design system skills for AI agents. The knowledge that usually lives with a senior designer or consultant: hierarchy, accessibility, interaction states, brand accuracy, packaged for your agent.

Works with Claude Code and any agent harness that supports the Open Agent Skills format. Pair with dembrandt to extract a brand's tokens first, then apply UX intelligence on top.

For developers

Your agent already generates UI. Without UX knowledge it generates technically correct but visually weak results. Skills fixes that without you needing to know UX. The agent knows it for you.

For designers

Package your expertise so that a junior developer or an agent produces consistent UI without you guiding every decision. Your knowledge, applied at scale.

For the business

WCAG 2.2 / EN 301 549 compliance is baked in. The European Accessibility Act is in force. And every generation run is reviewed against senior UX principles. No extra cost, no consultant invoice.

Terminal
$npx skills add dembrandt/dembrandt-skills

Skills

generate-ui-from-brand
Pipeline: URL or DESIGN.md → tokens → UX decisions → UI spec
visual-emphasis-and-hierarchy
Primary actions, colour and size as emphasis, one CTA per view
wcag-accessibility
WCAG 2.2 AA / EN 301 549: contrast, keyboard, ARIA
nielsen-usability-heuristics
10 usability principles with review checklists
gestalt-ui-organisation
Group related controls: proximity, similarity, common region
algorithmic-color-palette
Derive hover/active states and brand-tinted greys from brand colours
button-states
Six states: rest, hover, active, focus, disabled, loading
component-family-consistency
Buttons, inputs, pills share radius, colour logic, height, spacing
modular-scale-typography
Ratio-based type scales, minimum sizes, context-aware usage
elevation-and-depth
Shadow scale, border-radius, card and modal patterns
status-colors-and-errors
Minimal semantic colours, error recovery, error prevention
ui-context-and-scope
Hierarchy, breadcrumbs, colour regions, scope communication
brand-visual-language
Shape language: rounded vs angular, icon style, typography tone
color-mode-and-theme
Light vs dark vs combined: brand tone, when to offer a theme selector
responsive-paradigms
Mobile/tablet/desktop paradigms: nav, sections, sticky behaviour
ui-density
Match density to platform and user type: compact, default, spacious
motion-and-storytelling
Disney principles and cinematic language applied subtly to UI
user-flows-and-guided-paths
Wizards, purchase flows, onboarding sequences
real-world-metaphors
Cards, carousels, drawers: when to use and how
scroll-areas
Avoid inner scroll, one axis only, user-controlled
sticky-and-fixed-elements
Headers, bottom toolbars, z-index tokens
global-toolbar-controls
Currency, language, locale: placement and typography
form-design
Helper text, placeholder, validation, submit state
data-display-and-selection
Grid, list, table view modes; row selection, mass actions, hit areas
information-architecture
Navigation naming, data model mirroring, confirm dialogs for destructive actions
micro-interactions
Purposeful animations: toggles, loaders, success states, delightful moments
notifications-and-recovery
Toasts, inline errors, banners: each pattern's role and recovery paths
performance-and-web-vitals
Lighthouse, LCP, CLS, INP: images, fonts, render-blocking resources
loading-states-and-perceived-performance
Spinners, skeleton screens, and staggered entry animations
semantic-html-and-seo
Semantic HTML5, alt texts, structured data, SEO, progressive enhancement

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