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Snowe UI Skill

Architecture-first UI/UX design skill for Codex that helps agents reason from product truth, user journeys, causal design decisions, art direction, interaction, responsive behavior, imagery, iconography, and motion before implementation, then validate the result through rendered browser critique.

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# Snowe UI Skill

Snowe is an architecture-first UI/UX design skill for Codex and compatible `SKILL.md` runtimes.

Use it when a coding agent needs to design, redesign, implement, or critically review a web, mobile, or desktop product without jumping directly from a brief into a familiar layout, visual style, or landing-page recipe.

Snowe works from product truth and the actual user journey, keeps high-leverage design decisions open until evidence closes them, compares materially different experience directions, and records important choices causally:

`driver → design move → expected consequence → evidence → risk → revisit trigger`

The skill covers experience architecture, navigation, information hierarchy, art direction, typography, color and materials, imagery, iconography, custom graphics, motion, interaction, accessibility, responsive transformation, implementation, and rendered browser evaluation.

Snowe explicitly allows outcomes such as no imagery, no custom asset, or no animation when those choices better serve the product. Local evidence can support discovery and comparison, but it does not classify the brief or define the allowable solution space.
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