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frontend-design

Design, implement, and verify production frontend interfaces while respecting the existing repository, accessibility, responsive behavior, interaction, and visual QA.

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# Frontend Design

This skill is a practical build workflow maintained and adapted by Rylai for
Codex, Hermes, and Claude. Its goal is a usable, coherent interface that survives real
content, real interaction, and real viewport changes.

## Runtime Contract

- Work inside the user's existing repository when one is provided.
- Follow higher-priority project instructions and established design tokens.
- Reuse the installed framework, component library, and icon set when suitable.
- Resolve files relative to this skill or the active project, never a private
  path from another machine.
- Check tool and package availability before relying on them.
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