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frontend-ui-standards

Use when implementing, refactoring, or reviewing frontend UI across SwiftUI, React, React Native, Flutter, web, or mobile apps. Applies to Figma-to-code work, visual consistency fixes, design tokens, typography, spacing, layout, buttons, cards, navigation chrome, safe areas, responsive behavior, and component reuse. Helps prevent scattered hardcoded values, one-off layout patches, duplicated components, and UI drift from the design system.

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# Frontend UI Standards

## Purpose

Use this skill to turn UI work into systematic frontend implementation. The goal is not pixel tweaking. The goal is to preserve a design system in code so future changes stay predictable, reusable, and visually consistent.

This skill is framework-agnostic. Translate the rules to the local stack:

- SwiftUI: design tokens as enums/static constants, reusable `View`s, semantic metrics.
- React/Web: CSS variables, design-token modules, component props/variants.
- React Native/Flutter: theme objects, shared components, semantic dimensions.

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