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beautify

Use this skill to make an AI-built app look intentionally designed and behave well: 'make it look better,' 'it looks like a template,' 'something looks off,' 'make it look like Stripe or Linear,' 'review my design,' 'is the UI good enough to ship,' 'pick a look for my app,' or when building any new screen. Covers visual direction, hierarchy, spacing, color, type, the five UI states, error messages, accessibility basics, and a design review with a fix order. Not for marketing-page copy (use landing-page).

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# Beautify

Make the app look intentionally designed instead of generated, and make every screen handle real data. Restraint is the main tool: fewer colors, fewer weights, fewer borders, fewer shadows.

Read `references/ai-slop-fixes.md` for the 12 patterns AI-generated interfaces fall into and how to fix each one. Examples there use Tailwind class names. Translate them to the project's own styling.

## Choose the mode

- **Direction:** a new app with no visual style yet. Do Step 1.
- **Build:** a new screen. Apply the rules in Steps 2–4 while you build.
- **Review:** existing screens. Do Step 5.

## Step 1: Set a direction (once)
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