What problem does it solve? Designing consistent, accessible UI layouts without a structured process leads to cluttered screens, weak visual hierarchy, and missing interaction states. This Skill provides a repeatable framework for drafting UX specifications and wireframes before implementation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Wireframe Patterns: Define screen anatomy with ASCII/Markdown layout diagrams covering headers, canvases, controls, and bottom bars. - Design Token Definition: Specify color palettes, typography scales, and visual personality for consistent theming. - Interaction State Coverage: Document initial, loading, success, and error states plus mobile touch targets and gestures. - Use Case: When planning a new navigation app screen, generate a complete UX specification in artifacts/ux_specification.md including wireframes, WCAG-compliant contrast rules, and responsive behavior. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to draft a UX specification and wireframe for your feature, for example: create a UX spec for a map-based tracking screen with a bottom action bar.