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Provides visual identity direction and creative briefing frameworks including Alina Wheeler's five-phase process, strategy-to-visual translation method, mood board methodology, logo brief structure, photography style frameworks, and typography/color direction. Auto-activates during visual direction, creative briefing, mood board creation, logo brief writing, and visual identity system work. Use when discussing visual direction, creative briefs, mood boards, logo briefs, photography style, visual identity, visual strategy, visual translation, visual expression, design direction, or visual language.
Designing tabletop games - from core mechanics to manufacturing, from prototyping to KickstarterUse when "board game, tabletop, card game, worker placement, deck building, area control, playtesting, rulebook, kickstarter game, game balance, asymmetric factions, euro game, ameritrash, party game, dice game, prototype, game publisher, crowdfunding game, board-games, tabletop, game-design, mechanics, playtesting, kickstarter, manufacturing, rulebook, components, balance, player-interaction" mentioned.
Mobile app UI design expert for iOS and Android. Use when designing app interfaces, creating design systems, ensuring accessibility, or following platform guidelines. Covers Material Design 3, Human Interface Guidelines, color theory, typography, and 2025 trends.
UX design principles for creating intuitive, accessible, and user-centered digital experiences
Always-on UX advisor that surfaces relevant Laws of UX when building or modifying UI components. Proactively activates when creating, editing, or reviewing any user interface — components, layouts, navigation, forms, interactions, or visual design. Covers 30 laws across decision-making, cognition, visual organization, memory, engagement, and design principles.
Expert in maximalist interior wall decoration including bold color choices, freehand paintings, statement wallpapers, eclectic lamp arrangements, gallery walls, and curated chaos. Embraces "more is more" philosophy with sophisticated color theory and composition. Activate on "wall decor", "maximalist design", "bold colors", "gallery wall", "statement wallpaper", "freehand painting", "eclectic style", "accent wall", "lamp collection", "more is more", "silly decor". NOT for minimalist design (different aesthetic), exterior design (use fancy-yard-landscaper), or professional murals (consult mural artists).
Analyze HM Desktop PRD documents, extract requirement information, verify completeness, check chapter order (Requirement Source → Requirement Background → Requirement Value Analysis → Competitor Analysis → Requirement Description), inspect KEP definitions, detect requirement conflicts, and generate structured analysis reports. Applicable to user requests: (1) Analyze or review PRD documents, (2) Extract KEP lists from requirements, (3) Check PRD completeness or consistency, (4) Map requirements to module architecture, (5) Verify PRD format compliance, (6) Verify completeness of competitor analysis chapters. Keywords: PRD analysis, requirement extraction, KEP verification, completeness check, chapter order validation, competitor analysis check, analyze PRD, requirement extraction, completeness check, chapter order validation
[Design & Content] Create a quick design
When the user wants to design or improve new user onboarding -- including product tours, checklists, empty states, welcome flows, or progressive disclosure. Also use when the user says "first-run experience," "onboarding flow," "getting started," "stalled users," or "onboarding drop-off." For activation metrics, see activation-metrics. For signup optimization, see signup-flow-cro.
Turn vague ideas into a validated design/spec through structured brainstorming. Use before any creative work (new features, UI/components, behavior changes, refactors) and whenever a user asks to brainstorm, define requirements, propose approaches, or write a design doc.
Use when "creating posters", "visual art", "design philosophy", "PDF art", "PNG design", or asking about "abstract art", "visual design", "museum-quality graphics"
Use when the animation domain is unclear or spans multiple contexts—provides general-purpose Disney animation principle guidance.