What problem does it solve? AI coding assistants produce UIs that all look the same — purple-gradient heroes, three-column feature grids, Inter-everywhere typography. This Skill enforces an opinionated anti-slop rule-set so generated pages and components look deliberately designed rather than templated. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four verbs: a default design flow that picks one of 21 named macrostructures and one of 22 catalog themes, plus audit (score existing code against named anti-patterns), redesign (rebuild visual structure while preserving content), and study (extract design DNA from a screenshot or URL). - 65-gate slop test and pre-emit self-critique: every output is checked against typography, contrast, layout-safety, honest-copy, and token-discipline gates before handoff. - Component-scope mode: single-element briefs (buttons, inputs, cards) get an 8-state demo wrapper instead of page-level apparatus. - Use Case: Ask your AI assistant to build a SaaS landing page; the skill runs a pre-flight scan of your project, asks about audience, use case, and tone, then emits a stamped HTML/CSS artifact using a macrostructure and theme different from your previous builds. ## Quick Start Ask your AI assistant to design a landing page for your product and let Hallmark pick the macrostructure and theme after answering its three context questions.