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ux-design Composite UX/UI design skill combining refactoring-ui (visual hierarchy, spacing, color, depth) and ux-heuristics (usability, Nielsen heuristics, information architecture). Use for UI audits, visual improvements, and usability evaluation.
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UX Design — Composite Skill

This skill combines two complementary frameworks:

  1. refactoring-ui — visual hierarchy, spacing, color, shadows, component styling. Full instructions: refactoring-ui.md References: references/refui-*.md (accessibility, advanced patterns, animation, data-viz, theming)

  2. ux-heuristics — usability evaluation, Nielsen's 10 heuristics, Krug's laws, severity ratings. Full instructions: ux-heuristics.md References: references/uxh-*.md (audit template, cultural UX, dark patterns, heuristic conflicts, Krug, Nielsen, WCAG)

When to load which

  • Building new UI: Load refactoring-ui.md first, then ux-heuristics.md for review pass.
  • Auditing existing UI: Load ux-heuristics.md first (identify problems), then refactoring-ui.md (fix them).
  • Accessibility review: Load references/uxh-wcag-checklist.md + references/refui-accessibility-depth.md.
  • Animation/motion work: Load references/refui-animation-microinteractions.md.
  • Dark theme work: Load references/refui-theming-dark-mode.md.

Quick reference for designers

From refactoring-ui:

  • Design in grayscale first, add color last
  • Constrained scales for spacing, type, color, shadows
  • Not everything can be important — create hierarchy through size, weight, color
  • Start with too much white space, then remove

From ux-heuristics:

  • "Don't Make Me Think" — every page should be self-evident
  • Users scan, they don't read. They satisfice, they don't optimize.
  • System status visibility, user control, consistency, error prevention
  • Match system to real world; recognition over recall