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- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/SKILL.md +844 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/accessibility.md +175 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/alt-libraries.md +90 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/animations.md +448 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/catalog/colors.md +91 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/catalog/fonts.md +363 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/catalog/products.md +340 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/catalog/styles.md +165 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/components.md +1116 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/patterns.md +600 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/performance.md +198 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/astro.md +382 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/flutter.md +308 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/html-tailwind.md +415 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/jetpack-compose.md +333 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/laravel.md +521 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/nextjs.md +275 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/nuxt-ui.md +384 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/nuxtjs.md +264 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/react-native.md +346 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/react.md +268 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/shadcn.md +485 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/svelte.md +429 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/swiftui.md +336 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/threejs.md +366 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/stacks/vue.md +272 -0
- package/assets/ui-ux-consultant/references/theming.md +701 -0
- package/dist/index.d.ts +2 -0
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# Product Types Catalog
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## When to read this
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Use when the user describes what they're building and needs UI/UX direction specific to that product type.
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## SaaS Dashboard
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**Patterns:** sidebar nav, card-based KPIs, data tables, chart panels, notification bell.
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**Layout:** fixed left sidebar (240px) + scrollable main content area; top bar for user/global actions.
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**Critical UX:** progressive disclosure — show summary first, drill-down on demand; empty states must guide action.
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## Landing Page
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**Patterns:** hero + CTA, feature grid, social proof (logos/testimonials), pricing table, sticky nav, footer.
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**Layout:** single-column centered content (max 1200px), alternating text-image sections.
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**Critical UX:** above-the-fold CTA must be visible without scrolling; page speed is UX — minimize hero image weight.
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## E-commerce Store
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**Patterns:** product grid/list toggle, filters sidebar, quick-add, cart drawer, breadcrumbs, image zoom.
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**Layout:** 3–4 column product grid on desktop, single column on mobile; sticky add-to-cart on PDP.
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**Critical UX:** trust signals near checkout (SSL badge, return policy); reduce checkout steps to ≤3.
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**Avoid:** forced account creation before purchase, hidden shipping costs until final step.
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## Mobile App (iOS/Android)
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**Patterns:** bottom tab bar (≤5 items), gesture navigation, FAB for primary action, pull-to-refresh.
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**Layout:** 375px base width; safe-area insets; thumb-reachable primary actions in lower 60% of screen.
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**Critical UX:** 44px minimum touch targets; skeleton screens instead of spinners; haptic feedback on key actions.
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## Portfolio
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**Patterns:** case study cards, full-bleed project hero, before/after sliders, filterable gallery, contact CTA.
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**Layout:** asymmetric grids for visual interest; single project pages with immersive imagery.
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**Critical UX:** lead with outcomes/impact, not just process; fast image loading is non-negotiable.
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## Blog / Content Site
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**Patterns:** article cards with reading time, category tags, search, author byline, related posts, newsletter CTA.
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**Layout:** centered reading column (65–75ch wide); sticky table of contents on long articles.
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**Critical UX:** typography is the primary UX — 16–18px body, 1.6 line-height; share buttons must be accessible.
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## Admin Panel
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**Patterns:** data tables with bulk actions, inline editing, status badges, multi-step forms, audit log views.
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**Layout:** dense layout acceptable; sidebar nav with collapsible groups; breadcrumbs on every deep page.
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**Critical UX:** confirmations for destructive actions; keyboard shortcuts for power users; clear error states.
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## Marketplace
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**Patterns:** search + faceted filters, seller profiles, product cards with ratings, comparison tool, checkout.
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**Layout:** two-column (filters + results) on desktop; filter drawer on mobile.
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**Critical UX:** trust signals per listing (reviews, verified badge); clear fee transparency before commitment.
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## Social Platform
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**Patterns:** activity feed, profile cards, follow/unfollow, notifications, real-time updates, media embeds.
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**Layout:** three-column (left profile/nav, center feed, right sidebar suggestions) on desktop.
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**Critical UX:** optimistic UI for likes/follows; privacy controls must be surfaced, not buried.
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## Booking / Scheduling System
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**Patterns:** calendar picker, time slot grid, service selector, confirmation screen, reminder/email confirmation.
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**Layout:** step-by-step wizard (service → date → time → details → confirm).
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**Critical UX:** show availability in real-time; timezone awareness displayed clearly; easy cancellation flow.
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## CMS (Content Management System)
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**Patterns:** WYSIWYG editor, media library, content type tree, draft/publish workflow, version history.
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**Layout:** split view (content tree left, editor right); fullscreen editing mode.
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**Critical UX:** autosave with visible indicator; preview in multiple viewports before publish.
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## API Documentation
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**Patterns:** left nav (endpoints grouped by resource), code samples with language switcher, try-it console, status badges.
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**Layout:** three-column (nav + content + code panel); sticky nav highlighting current section.
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**Critical UX:** copy-to-clipboard on every code block; search across all endpoints; version selector prominent.
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**Patterns:** progress bar, single-focus screens, skip option, animated transitions, welcome checklist.
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**Layout:** centered single-column; one question or action per screen.
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**Critical UX:** show value early (show the product, not just collect data); allow returning to steps; celebrate completion.
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**Patterns:** tiered plan cards (highlight recommended), feature comparison table, FAQ accordion, CTA per plan.
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**Layout:** 3-column plan layout on desktop; vertically stacked on mobile; sticky CTA.
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**Patterns:** centered card, social OAuth buttons, inline validation, password strength meter, remember me.
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**Critical UX:** show/hide password toggle; clear error messages (not just "invalid credentials"); autofocus first field.
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**Patterns:** friendly illustration, brief explanation, search bar, navigation shortcuts, back/home CTA.
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**Layout:** centered, minimal — one clear action to recover.
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**Patterns:** chart library (line, bar, pie, funnel, heatmap), filter toolbar, date range picker, export button, drill-down.
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**Layout:** grid of resizable/draggable chart widgets; sidebar for filter/dimension selection.
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**Critical UX:** color-blind-safe palettes by default; tooltips on hover with exact values; loading states per widget.
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**Patterns:** kanban board, list view, Gantt/timeline, task detail drawer, assignee avatars, priority labels.
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**Critical UX:** keyboard shortcuts for task creation/movement; drag-and-drop with visual drop targets; bulk actions.
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**Patterns:** channel/DM list sidebar, message thread, emoji reactions, file previews, presence indicators.
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**Layout:** fixed three-panel (workspace → channel → thread); message input pinned to bottom.
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**Patterns:** content grid, category carousels, video player (custom controls), watch history, watchlist.
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**Layout:** dark theme by default; player takes full width; sidebar for episode list on TV shows.
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**Critical UX:** autoplay next episode with countdown + cancel; resume from last position; accessible captions toggle.
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**Patterns:** restaurant cards with ETA/rating, category pills, item modifier sheets, order tracker map, cart FAB.
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**Critical UX:** current location button always visible; graceful fallback when location permission denied.
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**Critical UX:** always show network confirmation before signing; human-readable addresses (ENS); loading for on-chain latency.
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**Layout:** three-panel builder (components + canvas + settings); responsive preview toggle.
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**Critical UX:** undo/redo everywhere; template gallery for fast starts; clear publish vs. preview distinction.
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**Critical UX:** confirmation email immediately on signup; referral mechanic must show user their unique link clearly.
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**Visual traits:** Dynamic color tokens derived from wallpaper/brand, 5-tone palette, elevation via tonal overlays not shadows, rounded corners (extra-large radius), FABs, navigation bars
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**Best for:** SaaS dashboards, icons, infographics, illustration-heavy marketing sites, mobile apps
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**Visual traits:** No gradients, no shadows, solid fills, 2D shapes, bold colors, clean iconography, strong grid adherence
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**Best for:** Learning apps (notebooks, flashcards), audio workstations (DAWs), niche enthusiast tools where real-world metaphors aid learnability
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**Visual traits:** Textures (leather, wood, paper, metal), realistic shadows, beveled buttons, gradients mimicking light sources, physical object metaphors
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**Avoid when:** Modern consumer apps; when file size or render performance matters; when the real-world metaphor doesn't map to the digital feature set
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**Best for:** B2B SaaS, internal tools, HR/ERP systems, financial platforms, healthcare portals
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**Visual traits:** Restrained color palette (blue/grey dominant), conservative typography, data-dense tables, sidebar navigation, consistent iconography, low visual flair
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**Best for:** Gaming UIs, sci-fi themed apps, hackathon projects, dark-mode-first developer tools, esports platforms
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**Visual traits:** Dark backgrounds (near-black), neon accent colors (cyan, magenta, acid green), glitch effects, scanlines, monospace type, angular clipping masks, glow/bloom on key elements
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**Best for:** Nostalgia-driven brands, fashion/streetwear, social media tools targeting Gen Z, music platforms
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**Visual traits:** Gradients (chrome, iridescent), pixel fonts or bubbly rounded type, stark outlines, early-2000s color palette, CRT-style effects, star/burst decorative shapes
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**Avoid when:** Professional trust-building contexts; when the audience skews older than millennials in a non-ironic way
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**Best for:** Children's apps, consumer mobile, lifestyle/wellness brands, food/beverage marketing
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**Visual traits:** 3D puffy shapes with soft rounded edges, pastel colors, inner highlight stroke, soft multi-layered shadow, inflated blob shapes, playful illustrations
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**Avoid when:** Data-heavy UIs; professional/enterprise tools; dark-mode environments where depth cues flatten
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**Best for:** SaaS landing pages, AI product marketing, premium consumer apps, creative agency sites
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**Visual traits:** Large fluid mesh gradients in background, semi-transparent frosted cards over them, smooth color blending across the spectrum, minimal UI chrome, full-bleed hero sections
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**Avoid when:** Accessibility contrast requirements are strict; when content must be the visual focus without a vibrant backdrop
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**Best for:** Developer tools, code editors, media consumption apps, late-night productivity tools, terminals
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**Visual traits:** Near-black or dark-grey surfaces (not pure #000), elevated surfaces get lighter (not shadow-based), muted accent colors, reduced contrast for secondary text, careful use of color to avoid vibration
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**Best for:** Health and wellness, sustainable brands, food/farm-to-table, outdoor/adventure, meditation apps
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**Visual traits:** Earth tones (terracotta, sage, cream, warm beige), irregular/hand-drawn shapes, serif or humanist sans type, botanical photography, soft grain textures, loose grid
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**Visual traits:** Generous white space, thin serif typefaces (Didot, Canela), black/gold/ivory palette, full-bleed photography, minimal navigation, cinematic pacing on scroll
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**Best for:** Children's products, edtech for kids, casual games, onboarding flows, celebration/rewards moments
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**Visual traits:** Bold saturated colors, rounded everything, hand-drawn or cartoon illustration, bouncy micro-animations, fun copywriting tone reflected in UI labels, confetti/particle effects
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**Visual traits:** Geometric shapes scattered as decoration, clashing primary + neon colors, squiggles and dots as texture, bold thick borders, mix of type weights, irreverent compositions
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**Visual traits:** Single hue across all UI elements with tonal variation for hierarchy, strong typographic differentiation replaces color-based hierarchy, accent color used sparingly (if at all)
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**Best for:** Defense/aerospace dashboards, data visualization tools, AR/VR interfaces, fintech analytics, game UI overlays
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**Visual traits:** Dark base, glowing line-art borders, circular progress rings, hex grids, technical readout typography (mono or condensed), animated scan lines, blueprint-style diagrams
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**Visual traits:** Warm cream/blush/dusty-rose palette, vintage serif or script typography, watercolor or etching illustration style, floral motifs, soft grain paper textures, cozy composition
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**Visual traits:** Irregular mosaic card grid, each card showcases one feature with an illustration or screenshot, mixed card sizes, rounded corners, subtle shadows, light/neutral background
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**Avoid when:** Content-heavy apps where grid breaks down under real data; when consistent row/column scanning matters (data tables)
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**Best for:** Developer tools, CLI companions, admin panels, internal ops tools, monitoring dashboards
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**Visual traits:** Tight spacing, monospace or system UI fonts, muted grays, information density over decoration, functional color (green=ok, red=error, yellow=warn), minimal border radius
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**Avoid when:** Consumer-facing marketing; onboarding experiences requiring delight; brand-building contexts
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