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Claude Design Idea To Ready

skill-chohra-med-claude-design-skill-claude-design-skill · by chohra-med

Take a UI from a one-line idea to on-brand, shippable design with Claude, in the correct order — brand foundation first, then components, screens, interactions, accessibility, and only then generation via /design. Use whenever someone wants to design, redesign, or generate a screen, page, component, or onboarding flow and wants the output to match an existing brand instead of looking like generic…

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$ agentstack add skill-chohra-med-claude-design-skill-claude-design-skill

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About

claude-design-idea-to-ready

Drive a UI from idea to ready design in the order that actually produces on-brand output: the foundation before the screens, the generation last. This is the "brand first, generate second" pipeline. It composes with a memory bank-style memory bank (drop it in your skills folder) or runs standalone.

The core rule

The model can only be as on-brand as the constraints it has before it generates. So the work is upstream. Never run /design (or generate any UI) until steps 1 to 5 exist. If they do not exist, scaffold them first.

When this fires

Any task that will produce visual interface: a new screen, a redesign, a component, a page, an onboarding flow, a "make it on-brand" pass. If the user opens with /design directly, stop and check that the foundation (step 1) exists first.

The pipeline (run in order)

  1. Foundation. Locate or scaffold two files: design/tokens.ts (one source of truth: color, type, spacing, radius, as names not hex) and a ## Design rules block in CLAUDE.md (one accent, monochrome base, 8pt spacing, one primary action per screen, no glassmorphism). Read references/foundation-templates.md. Nothing else proceeds until these exist.
  2. Components before screens. List the components the brief needs. Define each against the tokens, with variants and states, before composing any screen. See references/component-checklist.md.
  3. Screens and hierarchy. Compose screens from the defined components. Enforce one primary action; the eye finds it first. Everything else reads as secondary.
  4. Interactions and states. Define loading, empty, error, and transitions. Motion 200 to 240ms. The happy path alone is half a design.
  5. Accessibility pass. Contrast, touch targets, semantics. Run as a pre-generation checklist (references/a11y-checklist.md) so the model produces it by default.
  6. Generate with /design. Now, and only now. Describe the screen in one line; the model generates against the foundation, syncs a live design, hands off code into the repo.
  7. Verify. Read the output back against the CLAUDE.md design rules using references/verify-rules.md. Invented hex, second primary action, off-scale spacing → fix and re-run. This is the anti-hallucination check, pointed at UI.

Files in this skill

  • references/foundation-templates.md — paste-ready tokens.ts + CLAUDE.md design block.
  • references/component-checklist.md — the component primitives + states to define before screens.
  • references/a11y-checklist.md — the pre-generation accessibility gate.
  • references/verify-rules.md — the step-7 checklist the agent runs against output.

Heavy detail lives in references/, loaded only when the relevant step runs, so the skill stays under 500 lines and does not burn context until a step needs it.

Notes

  • Platform-agnostic: the order is identical for web (Next.js) and mobile (React Native / Expo). Only the token values and component primitives change.
  • Worked examples: getwireai.com (web, via AI Web Launcher) and Morrow Self onboarding (mobile, via AI Mobile Launcher).
  • Companion playbook (PDF): "From Idea to Ready Design with Claude" on Code Meet AI.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.