02-palette
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Seat: the design language. Owns: ui/components/ — the single-source component catalog: headless parts, styled compositions, .styleframe.ts styling, colocated tests. (Story files under stories/ are @herald's craft.).
22 tagged ux, measured the same way as everything else here.
Browse within: ui 12framework 11inkline 11sass 11vue 11anti-ai-slop 5design-system 5
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Seat: the design language. Owns: ui/components/ — the single-source component catalog: headless parts, styled compositions, .styleframe.ts styling, colocated tests. (Story files under stories/ are @herald's craft.).
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Seat: verification machinery. Owns: testing/e2e/ (the Playwright visual-parity suite) and tooling/test-utils/ (the cross-target harnesses) — plus a roving audit commission.
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Seat: the shop window. Owns: component stories (ui/components/src/components//stories/), tooling/storybook/ (defineStories + the CSF generator), apps/storybook/ (the :6100 aggregator), the inkline-starter- repos (to be created), examples, benchmark publishing, release-notes drafts.
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Drafts production microcopy with the project's voice. Owns error specificity, empty/loading/success patterns, CTAs, helper text. Dispatched by /ux-copy --fix, /ux-design, /ux-frame, /ux-component.
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Builds complete design systems — tokens (color, type, space, motion, radius, shadow), foundation docs, component contracts, dark-mode pairings, theming layer. Dispatched by /ux-system and /ux-component when no system exists.
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Generates production-grade frontend code (React, Next.js, Vue, Blade+Alpine, vanilla HTML, Astro) with anti-AI-slop discipline. Dispatched by /ux-design, /ux-component, /ux-dashboard, /ux-fix. Owns implementation; the calling command owns orchestration and review.
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Product Designer resume writer. Use when: writing a resume, creating a CV, tailoring a resume to a job posting, reviewing resume content, helping someone apply for a Product Design role, UX Designer resume, converting resume to Word/docx.
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Interface design and implementation — Material 3 (Expressive) on Android/web and Apple's Liquid Glass on iOS/macOS, plus layout, motion, and accessibility.