design-guidelines by imaimai17468/imaimai-front-templete

This skill provides comprehensive design guidance for creating exceptional frontend interfaces that are both visually distinctive and cognitively intuitive.

When to Use

Apply these guidelines when:

Building web components, pages, or applications
Making UI/UX design decisions
Designing interaction patterns and information architecture
Evaluating existing interfaces for improvements
Ensuring production-grade design quality

Structure

This skill consists of three complementary perspectives:

ui-design.md

Visual design principles focused on aesthetics and brand:

Typography and color systems
Motion and micro-interactions
Spatial composition and layouts
Anti-patterns to avoid (generic AI aesthetics)
Creating memorable, distinctive interfaces

ux-design.md

User experience principles based on cognitive psychology and HCI:

Design Thinking: Mental models, task flows, cognitive budget, context
Core Principles: Objects not procedures, Modeless, Immediate feedback, Smart defaults, Progressive disclosure, Prevent don't report
Visual Communication: Signifiers, visual hierarchy, Gestalt grouping, consistency
UX Psychology: 43 psychology principles with definitions, application strategies, and code examples (organized by category: perception, decision-making, memory, motivation, social influence, patterns)
Making interfaces feel natural and effortless

hi-design.md

Sociomedia's Human Interface Guidelines (100 items):

Comprehensive interface design principles from basic concepts to accessibility
Form design, interaction patterns, and visual feedback
Layout, visual design, and user experience best practices
Based on extensive research and real-world implementation experience
Original source: https://www.sociomedia.co.jp/category/shig

IMPORTANT: Great design requires all perspectives. Visual beauty without usability is frustrating. Usability without aesthetics is forgettable. Human interface principles provide a comprehensive foundation for both. Use all three documents together for complete design guidance.

Design Philosophy

Intentionality over intensity: Bold maximalism and refined minimalism both work - the key is executing with precision
Invisible interface: The best UX feels like no UX at all - users accomplish goals without thinking about the tool
Context-specific creativity: Avoid generic solutions - design for the specific problem, audience, and constraints
Cognitive respect: Every element costs mental effort - be ruthless about reducing unnecessary complexity

Reference all documents (ui-design.md, ux-design.md, and hi-design.md) together for comprehensive design guidance.