What problem does it solve? Design debates in prose go nowhere because words like "cleaner" or "more modern" mean different things to everyone. This Skill replaces abstract arguments with two or three real, clickable HTML screens so the user can compare options visually and decide in minutes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Variant generation: Produces two or three self-contained HTML files, each committing to a genuinely different design stance (density, emphasis, aesthetic, layout) rather than superficial color changes. - Visual self-review: Serves the sketches over a local HTTP server and screenshots each variant with the browser tool, fixing layout defects before showing anything to the user. - Decision support: Writes a per-variant README with trade-offs and a head-to-head comparison table ending in an explicit recommendation. - Use Case: Before building a dashboard, ask for three takes on the layout; receive calm-editorial, utilitarian-dense, and playful-split variants you can click through and compare. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to sketch two or three design variants of the screen you are planning so you can compare them side by side.