Jakub Krehel
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Jakub Krehel's skill registry audits and improves web interfaces across typography, color, layout, accessibility, and product copy.
Agent Skills by Jakub Krehel
Showing 11 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
jakubkrehelbetter-interface
Orchestrates cross-discipline interface reviews by consolidating findings from domain-specific review skills.
jakubkrehelexplain-interface
Explains how a website or UI effect was built by inspecting live pages or screenshots.
jakubkrehelinterface-review
Reviews git changes for interface regressions across UI, typography, layout, color, writing, and accessibility.
jakubkrehelbetter-colors
Builds and audits color systems with ramps, semantic tokens, and measured contrast.
jakubkrehelbetter-ui
Reviews and improves UI code for border radius, alignment, shadows, icons, and animation details.
jakubkrehelbetter-typography
Reviews and fixes CSS typography covering type scales, spacing, wrapping, and variable fonts.
jakubkrehelbetter-accessibility
Reviews and fixes web UI code for WCAG accessibility compliance across keyboard, focus, forms, and screen readers.
jakubkrehelbetter-layout
Reviews and fixes interface layout for grouping, alignment, spacing, and adaptivity.
jakubkrehelvariant
Builds multiple design variants of a UI component behind a switchable picker.
jakubkrehelbetter-writing
Reviews and improves product copy, microcopy, and interface text for consistency and clarity.
jakubkrehelbreak
Renders a component under hostile content scenarios and reports visible breaks.
Frequently Asked Questions About Jakub Krehel
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with Jakub Krehel's interface skills?▼
You can review git changes for UI regressions, fix CSS typography and layout issues, audit color systems with measured contrast, enforce WCAG accessibility across keyboard, focus, forms, and screen readers, improve product microcopy, generate switchable design variants, and stress-test components against hostile content.
Who should use these interface review skills?▼
Front-end engineers, design system maintainers, product designers working in code, and accessibility specialists benefit most. The skills target anyone reviewing UI code for visual quality, WCAG compliance, typographic consistency, or copy clarity before shipping interface changes.
How do the review skills fit into a development workflow?▼
The interface-review skill inspects git changes for regressions, while better-interface orchestrates findings from domain-specific reviewers like better-colors, better-typography, and better-accessibility. The break skill renders components under hostile content, and explain-interface reverse-engineers how live pages or screenshots were built.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
The skills operate on existing web UI code, git changes, live pages, or screenshots, so you need a front-end codebase or rendered interface to inspect. No additional dependencies are stated in the manifest beyond access to the interface artifacts under review.