Awesome-omni-skill frontend-design

Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications. Generates creative, polished code that avoids generic AI aesthetics.

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source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/diegosouzapw/awesome-omni-skill
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T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/diegosouzapw/awesome-omni-skill "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/development/frontend-design-uabbasi" ~/.claude/skills/diegosouzapw-awesome-omni-skill-frontend-design-cd419c && rm -rf "$T"
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Frontend Design Expert

Create production-grade frontend interfaces that are distinctive, polished, and avoid generic "AI slop" aesthetics. This skill activates when building web components, pages, or applications.

Design Thinking

Before writing code, understand context and commit to intentional design choices:

  1. Purpose: What problem does this interface solve? What action should users take?
  2. Audience: Upper middle class American Muslim professionals (doctors, lawyers, engineers)
  3. Tone: Pick a direction with conviction—minimalist restraint, data-forward trust, or warm sophistication
  4. Constraints: React 19, Tailwind v4, existing theme system, accessibility requirements
  5. Differentiation: What makes this memorable? What will someone recall after leaving?

Critical: Bold intentionality beats timid compromise. A clear aesthetic point-of-view—whether minimal or maximal—is always better than splitting the difference.


Audience Profile

The primary audience is upper middle class American Muslim professionals:

TraitImplication
Highly educatedDon't oversimplify; they understand nuance
Time-constrainedGet to the point; respect their attention
DiscerningThey notice quality (or lack thereof)
Data-literateShow numbers, methodology, sources
Skeptical of hypeSubstance over marketing speak
Quality expectationsThey use Stripe, Notion, Apple—match that bar

What they value:

  • Transparency over emotional appeals
  • Data over vague impact claims
  • Intellectual respect over patronizing explanations
  • Efficiency over decoration

Project Tech Stack

Framework

  • React 19 with Vite 6.2
  • TypeScript 5.8 for type safety
  • Tailwind CSS v4.1 with PostCSS (no custom config file)

Theme System

Light/Dark Mode:

import { useLandingTheme } from '@/contexts/LandingThemeContext';
const { isDark, toggleTheme } = useLandingTheme();

Brand Variants:

import { useTheme } from '@/types/theme';
const { variant } = useTheme(); // 'amal' | 'third-bucket'

Component Patterns

  • Icons: Lucide React (
    import { Icon } from 'lucide-react'
    )
  • Charts: Recharts for data visualization
  • Sanitization: DOMPurify for user-generated content

Key Reference Files

  • website/src/components/CharityCard.tsx
    - Color pattern examples
  • website/src/components/BaselineCharityDetail.tsx
    - Wallet tag styling
  • website/src/themes.tsx
    - Experimental theme presets
  • website/contexts/LandingThemeContext.tsx
    - Dark mode implementation

Typography

PurposeClassNotes
Headlines, brand moments
font-merriweather
Serif, distinctive
Body text, UI
font-sans
System stack, readable
Quranic references
font-arabic
Arabic typography only
Data displays, technical
font-mono
Monospace for numbers

Typography Principles:

  • Clear hierarchy: One dominant element per section
  • Readable line lengths: ~60-75 characters
  • Generous line height:
    leading-relaxed
    for body copy
  • Restrained headings: Meaningful, not "Welcome to our platform"

Color & Theme

Primary Palette

  • Emerald: Primary actions, positive states (
    emerald-600
    ,
    emerald-700
    )
  • Slate: Neutrals, backgrounds (
    slate-100
    to
    slate-950
    )
  • White/Black: Text, highest contrast

Semantic Colors (Wallet Tags - Self-Assertion Model)

  • Emerald (
    emerald-700
    ): Zakat Eligible (ZAKAT-ELIGIBLE) - charity claims zakat on website
  • Indigo (
    indigo-700
    ): Strategic Sadaqah (SADAQAH-STRATEGIC) - high-impact systemic work
  • Gray (
    gray-600
    ): General Sadaqah (SADAQAH-GENERAL) - standard charitable giving
  • Slate (
    slate-500
    ): Insufficient Data (INSUFFICIENT-DATA)

Dark Mode

  • Background:
    slate-950
    (not pure black)
  • Surface:
    slate-900
    for cards
  • Text:
    white
    /
    slate-400
    for hierarchy
  • Always provide dark mode variants:
    isDark ? 'bg-slate-900' : 'bg-white'

Color Pattern Example

const colors = {
  bg: isDark ? 'bg-slate-900' : 'bg-white',
  text: isDark ? 'text-white' : 'text-slate-900',
  muted: isDark ? 'text-slate-400' : 'text-slate-600',
  border: isDark ? 'border-slate-800' : 'border-slate-200',
};

Motion & Animation

Philosophy: Purposeful, not decorative. Every animation should serve UX.

PurposePattern
Standard interactive
transition-all duration-300
Theme switching
transition-colors duration-500
Hover lift
hover:shadow-lg hover:-translate-y-1
Arrow indicators
group-hover:translate-x-1

Avoid: Parallax for its own sake, spinners that spin forever, bouncing elements, page load fireworks.


What NOT to Do (AI Slop Detection)

Visual Anti-Patterns

AVOID:

  • Generic gradients (purple→blue on white)
  • Glassmorphism cards without purpose
  • Oversized hero sections with tiny CTAs
  • Parallax scrolling that adds nothing
  • Blob shapes behind text
  • Neon accents on dark backgrounds (the "Discord look")
  • Cards with excessive rounded corners + drop shadows
  • Placeholder icons (generic house, heart, people silhouettes)

Typography Anti-Patterns

AVOID:

  • Inter, Roboto, Poppins, Montserrat (the default AI fonts)
  • Hero text 80px+ with no content hierarchy
  • Excessive letter-spacing everywhere
  • ALL CAPS subheadings on everything
  • "Welcome to our platform" headers

Islamic Design Anti-Patterns

AVOID:

  • Bright green (#00FF00) as primary (the "masjid green" trap)
  • Crescent moon icons everywhere
  • Mosque dome silhouettes in backgrounds
  • Stock photos of people praying or giving money
  • Arabic calligraphy as meaningless decoration
  • Overwhelming geometric tessellations
  • "Salam" as the hero greeting (performative authenticity)

Charity Website Anti-Patterns

AVOID:

  • "Just $1 can save a life" emotional manipulation
  • Crying children imagery
  • Progress bars showing "90% of goal reached" (fake urgency)
  • Impact counters that spin up on scroll
  • Vague claims: "We've helped millions" without methodology
  • Generic world map with pins
  • "Your donation goes directly to..." without actual breakdown

Copy Anti-Patterns

AVOID:

  • "Empowering communities through innovative solutions"
  • "Making a difference, one [X] at a time"
  • "Join our mission to transform..."
  • Bullet points all starting with verbs (Empower, Transform, Enable)
  • Three-column feature grids with identical structure
  • FAQ sections with softball questions

Interaction Anti-Patterns

AVOID:

  • Hover effects on everything
  • Skeleton loaders that never resolve
  • Infinite scroll without pagination option
  • Modal popups on page load
  • Chatbot widgets in bottom-right corner
  • Newsletter popup within 5 seconds

Technical Tells (These Scream "AI Generated")

AVOID:

  • Components that ignore theme context
  • Hardcoded colors instead of Tailwind tokens
  • Inconsistent spacing (mixing
    px-4
    with
    px-6
    randomly)
  • Missing dark mode variants
  • Buttons without proper states (hover, active, disabled)
  • No loading states for async operations
  • No error states
  • No empty states

Trust Architecture

Build trust through transparency, not emotional appeals.

Show Your Work

  • Display data sources (Form 990, ProPublica, IRS data)
  • Link to primary documents
  • Explain methodology in accessible terms
  • Show confidence levels when data is uncertain

Acknowledge Complexity

  • Note where scholars differ on zakat eligibility
  • Don't pretend contested topics are settled
  • Provide nuance, not false certainty

Avoid Trust Destroyers

  • Vague impact claims ("millions helped")
  • Round numbers without context
  • Hidden methodology
  • Unverifiable testimonials

Cultural Authenticity

Do

  • Bismillah in Arabic (subtle, not dominant)
  • Geometric patterns used sparingly
  • References to Islamic scholarship with proper citation
  • Inclusive of diverse Muslim backgrounds (not just Arab aesthetics)
  • Respect for legitimate differences (madhab pluralism)

Don't

  • Performative religiosity (excessive "insha'Allah" in UI copy)
  • Stereotypical imagery (domes, minarets, prayer photos)
  • Assuming one correct interpretation
  • Excluding converts, non-Arabic speakers, or non-traditional Muslims

Implementation Checklist

Before shipping any component:

  • Theme-aware (responds to
    useLandingTheme
    )
  • Uses Tailwind tokens (no hardcoded colors)
  • Dark mode tested
  • Mobile responsive
  • Loading state implemented
  • Error state implemented
  • Empty state implemented
  • Hover/focus/active states on interactive elements
  • Accessible (semantic HTML, proper contrast, keyboard navigation)
  • No AI slop patterns (review list above)