Humberto Cisneros
Community@EliteGentro
Humberto Cisneros (EliteGentro) provides UI/UX design skills covering brand design systems, design intelligence libraries, and web animation implementation.
Agent Skills by Humberto Cisneros
Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
EliteGentrobanorte-design-system
Enforces Banorte brand design tokens and component classes when building React UI components.
EliteGentroui-ux-pro-max
Generates design system recommendations by searching UI style, color, typography, and UX guideline databases.
EliteGentroweb-animation-design
Design and review CSS and JavaScript web animations using easing, timing, and accessibility guidelines.
Frequently Asked Questions About Humberto Cisneros
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with EliteGentro's skills?▼
You can enforce the Banorte brand design system when building or fixing cocoly-frontend components, design web animations with proper easing, springs, and transitions, and access a design intelligence library of 50 styles, 21 palettes, 50 font pairings, 20 charts, and 9 stacks.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Frontend developers and UI/UX designers working on the cocoly-frontend project, plus anyone implementing motion design, microinteractions, or page transitions who needs guidance on easing curves, spring physics, accessibility, and animation performance.
Which animation libraries and techniques are covered?▼
The web-animation skill covers Framer Motion, React Spring, GSAP, and CSS transitions, including cubic-bezier easing, spring physics, keyframes, stagger effects, hover microinteractions, drag gestures, entrance/exit animations, and modal, dropdown, tooltip, and drawer motion.
Does the animation skill address accessibility and performance?▼
Yes. It explicitly covers prefers-reduced-motion for accessibility, plus performance techniques like will-change, GPU acceleration, and transform/opacity-based animation to avoid jank and keep interfaces feeling smooth.
What does the Banorte design system skill enforce?▼
It enforces Banorte's brand rules for the cocoly-frontend: red (#EB0029) and white color usage, minimalist styling, and Gotham/Roboto typography. Use it when building, reviewing, or fixing UI components in that project.