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Claude Skills by Della-Mahmoudi
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- Delivery Product CollaborationUse whenever approved design moves into, through, or out of implementation: Ready-for-Dev decisions, handoff completeness, acceptance criteria and Definition of Done, specs and manifests, state/component/token/responsive/accessibility inventories for engineering, developer or PM questions about design intent, feasibility pushback or proposed deviations, decision/change logs during development, severity-rated design QA / implementation parity of built UI, and built analytics events vs the appr...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Design Systems ConsistencyDefines and governs reusable design-system logic: reuse/compose/extend/create decisions, duplicate components, component APIs, properties and variants, reusable states and accessibility contracts, token architecture, naming, aliases and modes, hard-coded value audits, governance, deprecation, migration, and Figma-vs-code system parity (variables, Storybook, Code Connect). Use when someone proposes a new component, variant or token, asks "do we already have something for this?", wants raw valu...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Interaction DesignSpecifies and critiques interaction behavior, what happens when a user or the system acts. Use for triggers and system responses, state logic, transitions, state machines, feedback, control choice and widget behavior, validation, errors and recovery, retry, undo, cancel, destructive actions, loading, latency, async operations, permission and auth behavior, stale data, conflicting edits, offline, keyboard and focus behavior, accessible widgets, touch vs pointer, AI-feature behavior, interactio...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Product Design SupervisorDefault entry point for hands-on Product Design work in the main conversation. Covers discovery and scope, UX/IA and flows, wireframes, UI design, interaction copy and states, design systems, prototypes and testing, critique, delivery and handoff. Reads the domain standards a task needs, keeps small requests to one step, self-checks and fixes clear in-scope defects before presenting a coherent result, and waits for the designer's direction. Use when creating, editing, reviewing or continuing ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Product Discovery FramingFrames a product problem before the team commits to a solution. Turns vague briefs, stakeholder or founder requests, competitor-driven asks and feature ideas into an evidence-based frame: the real decision, target users and needs, facts vs assumptions, main risk, priorities, MVP scope and non-scope, and what success means. Use when someone asks what problem to solve, whether a feature is justified, what is riskiest or what belongs in an MVP, even if they only say 'the CEO wants X' or 'competi...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Prototype Testing AnalyticsPlans and judges evidence for product-design decisions. Three modes - prototype validation (what to prototype, at what fidelity, testing a flow before build); usability tests and research studies (method choice, study plans, non-leading tasks, success criteria, generative or exploratory interviews once a research question is set, running scoped card sorts or tree tests, findings with severity and confidence); product measurement (UX and HEART metrics, goal-signal-metric, events, properties an...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ui Visual DesignDesigns, critiques and specifies the visual layer of UI: hierarchy, composition, layout and grid, spacing and density, typography, color and contrast, surfaces, icons and imagery, visual states, responsive presentation, dark and high-contrast themes, RTL and localization, and visual accessibility, applying the existing design system and approved UX. Use when a screen, dashboard, table or form should look cleaner, clearer or more on-brand, when a UI feels busy or hard to scan, for high-fidelit...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ux ArchitectureDecides what exists, where it belongs, what it's called and in what order tasks unfold. Use for information architecture, content organization, taxonomy, labels, grouping, hierarchy, sitemaps, navigation structure, findability, search, browse and facet structure, role-, permission- and workspace-aware architecture, structural task and user flows, journey maps, and card-sort or tree-test planning, or when asked why users can't find things or what steps a task takes, even without the words "inf...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2