Total 43,773 skills, Product & Design has 1627 skills
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User research planning and synthesis at the observed behaviour layer — produces candidate job stories with confidence ratings
Elicits and prioritises user needs (needs, pains, desires) as job stories — produces opportunities ready for product strategy
Connects user opportunities to business outcomes and solution bets — produces a strategy tree and prioritised experiments
Audits existing surface against lower-layer decisions and produces a surface decision inventory — vocabulary, object consistency, completeness, feedback, hierarchy, accessibility
Maps domain concepts, terminology conflicts, and bounded contexts — produces a noun harvest for the conceptual model layer
Signal — Deep navy canvas with bone paper and a single muted-gold accent; institutional with quiet weight. Anything that should feel weighty, considered, and credibly institutional: investor decks, board presentations, consulting deliverables, legal / policy briefs, advisory pitches.
Neo-Grid Bold — Editorial neo-brutalism with a single neon yellow accent on off-white paper. Anything that should feel confident and editorial-graphic: design-led pitches, brand work, founder talks, conference keynotes.
Editorial Tri-Tone — Three-color editorial system: dusty pink, mustard cream, and deep burgundy, set in Bricolage + Instrument Serif. Anything that should feel like a fashion-magazine spread: editorial pitches, fashion brand decks, lifestyle media, art direction reviews.
People's Platform (Block & Bold) — Activist poster energy: blue, orange, red on cream, with Alfa Slab + Caveat Brush. Anything that should feel honest, loud, and graphic: cultural commentary, manifestos, civic and community decks, design talks, campaign pitches.
Stencil & Tablet — Bone paper with stencil-cut headlines and a six-color earth palette: archaeology meets brand. Anything that should feel archival, tactile, and weighty-graphic: museum and cultural-institution decks, art / architecture brands, longform research, heritage and craft brands, manifestos.
Grove — Forest-green canvas with cream type, classical Playfair serifs, and a single rust accent. Anything that should feel organic, considered, and grown-up: sustainability and wellness brands, outdoor / nature products, wineries and restaurants, literary or arts decks, advisory deliverables, bilingual EN/CN reports.
Cartesian — Quiet warm-neutral palette with classical Playfair serifs; tasteful and unhurried. Anything that should feel quiet, considered, and grown-up: investment theses, white papers, advisory work, longform research, gallery / cultural decks.