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Css Module Generator - Auto-activating skill for Frontend Development. Triggers on: css module generator, css module generator Part of the Frontend Development skill category.
Use when building with DaisyUI — Tailwind CSS component class library. Covers class naming conventions, component classes (btn, card, modal, drawer, tab, badge, alert, etc.), color modifiers, size modifiers, theming with data-theme and CSS variables, OKLch colors, responsive patterns, installation, and class reference lookup via MCP tools.
Tailwind CSS patterns and conventions. Use when writing responsive designs, implementing dark mode, creating reusable component styles, or configuring Tailwind. Triggers on tasks involving Tailwind classes, responsive design, dark mode, or CSS styling.
This skill should be used when the user asks "how do I customize Bootstrap", "how to create a custom Bootstrap theme", "what Sass variables can I override", "how to implement dark mode in Bootstrap", "how to change Bootstrap colors", "how to override Bootstrap defaults", "how to add custom colors to Bootstrap", "how to enable Bootstrap shadows", "how to compile Bootstrap Sass", "how to use Bootstrap CSS variables", or needs help with Bootstrap theming, Sass variable overrides, CSS custom properties, or color mode implementation.
CSS, JavaScript, and HTML coding standards for Shopify Liquid themes. Covers BEM naming inside stylesheet tags, design tokens, CSS custom properties, Web Components for themes, defensive CSS, and progressive enhancement. Use when writing CSS/JS/HTML in .liquid files or theme asset files.
Angular + BEM CSS methodology guide for creating reusable components and shareable front-end code. Enforces component-scoped BEM blocks, max 2-level nesting, proper component decomposition, semantic element naming, correct modifier patterns, and flat selectors. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Angular component styles. Triggers on tasks involving CSS, SCSS, SASS, component styling, BEM naming, or CSS architecture.
Specialized skill for working with shadcn/ui components, Tailwind CSS styling, responsive design, and component composition. Use when creating new UI components, styling existing components, implementing responsive layouts, or working with the design system.
Generates production-ready React components with TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, proper accessibility, and test scaffolding. Use when asked to create a new React component.
Tailwind CSS v4.x utility-first CSS framework best practices. Use when styling web applications with utility classes, building responsive layouts, customizing design systems with @theme variables, migrating from v3 to v4, configuring dark mode, creating custom utilities with @utility, or working with any Tailwind CSS v4 features. This skill covers the full v4.x line through v4.2 including text shadows, masks, logical properties, and source detection. Use this skill even for simple Tailwind questions — v4 changed many class names and configuration patterns that trip people up.
Use when the user needs to build or maintain design tokens, component libraries, theme systems, or Tailwind CSS v4 configurations with responsive patterns. Triggers: user says "design system", "design tokens", "component library", "theme", "Tailwind config", "dark mode tokens", "color system", building reusable UI components.
Use when writing new Rails code for a project using the PostgreSQL + Hotwire + Tailwind CSS stack. Covers stack-specific patterns only: MVC structure, ActiveRecord query conventions, Turbo Frames/Streams wiring, Stimulus controllers, and Tailwind component patterns. Not for general Rails design principles — this skill is scoped to what changes based on this specific technology stack.
Migrate Lightning Web Components from SLDS 1 to SLDS 2 by running the SLDS linter and fixing violations. Use this skill whenever users mention SLDS 2, SLDS uplift, linter violations, LWC token migration, class overrides, hardcoded CSS values that need SLDS hook replacement, or styling hook selection. Covers all styling hook categories — color, spacing, sizing, typography, borders, radius, and shadows. Also use when users mention no-hardcoded-values, no-slds-class-overrides, lwc-to-slds-hooks, no-deprecated-tokens-slds1, or ask about SLDS component migration — even if they don't explicitly say "uplift" or "migration".