Agent skill
component-design
Design reusable UI components and design system elements with consistent styling and behavior. Use for: building design systems, creating component libraries, establishing UI patterns, and ensuring design consistency across products.
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SKILL.md
Component Design
Description
Component Design creates reusable, consistent UI building blocks. A well-designed component library ensures visual consistency, speeds up design/development, and maintains quality across all interfaces.
When to Use
- After foundational design tokens (colors, type, spacing) are defined
- Before designing full pages
- Building a design system
- When UI needs consistency audit
- Creating handoff documentation
Instructions for AI Agents
Step 1: Identify Component Needs
Prompt to inventory components:
Based on the wireframes for [PROJECT], list all UI components needed:
**Actions**
- Buttons (primary, secondary, etc.)
- Links
- Icon buttons
**Inputs**
- Text inputs
- Select/dropdowns
- Checkboxes/radios
- Toggles
- Text areas
**Display**
- Cards
- Tables
- Lists
- Badges/tags
- Avatars
- Progress indicators
**Navigation**
- Tabs
- Breadcrumbs
- Pagination
- Menus
**Feedback**
- Alerts/toasts
- Modals
- Tooltips
- Empty states
**Layout**
- Headers
- Sidebars
- Footers
Step 2: Define Component States
Standard interactive states:
| State | When | Visual Change |
|---|---|---|
| Default | Normal state | Base appearance |
| Hover | Mouse over | Slight change (lighter/darker, shadow) |
| Focus | Keyboard focus | Visible focus ring |
| Active | Being clicked | Pressed appearance |
| Disabled | Not available | Reduced opacity, no interaction |
| Loading | Processing | Spinner, skeleton |
| Error | Validation failed | Error styling |
| Success | Action completed | Success styling |
Step 3: Component Specification Template
For each component, document:
## Success Criteria
### Minimum Requirements
- [ ] Core components designed (buttons, inputs, cards)
- [ ] All interactive states defined
- [ ] Size variants specified
- [ ] Colors reference design tokens
- [ ] Touch targets minimum 44px
### Quality Indicators
- [ ] Consistent across all components
- [ ] Accessible (contrast, focus states)
- [ ] Developer-ready specifications
- [ ] Covers all wireframe needs
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## Related Skills
- **Previous**: `color_palettes.md`, `typography.md`, `spacing_rhythm.md`
- **Next**: `interaction_design.md` - Add micro-interactions
- **Related**: `design_documentation.md` - Full specification
## Using the Reference Files
**`/references/component_examples.md`** — Detailed component examples including buttons, inputs, cards, navigation, and badges.
**`/references/prompts_and_templates.md`** — Prompts library and component specification templates.
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