UI UX Pro Max

A skill for Claude Code that solves the generic AI slop problem — the generic look of frontends that instantly betrays the page was AI-generated. Instead of one universal approach to design, it offers intelligent generation of design systems tailored to the project type.

Description

It analyzes the project type — portfolio, SaaS, e-commerce, landing page — and picks an appropriate design system. Different colors, different proportions, different components. Each system has its own logic: portfolio emphasizes personal brand, SaaS leans on conversion, e-commerce on product presentation.

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GitHub: nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill · uupm.cc

Related projects by the author: NextLevelBuilder.io · GoClaw.sh · ClaudeKit.cc · TOSE.sh

🚀 What’s New in v2.0 — Design System Generator

Flagship feature: Intelligent Design System Generation. The reasoning engine analyzes the project and generates a complete, tailored design system in seconds.

Pipeline (5 steps):

  1. User request — e.g. “Build a landing page for my beauty spa”.
  2. Multi-domain search (5 parallel): product type matching (161 categories) · style recommendations (67) · color palette (161 palettes) · landing page patterns (24) · typography pairing (57 combinations).
  3. Reasoning engine — match product → UI category, BM25 ranking style priorities, filter anti-patterns per industry, JSON decision rules.
  4. Output — Pattern + Style + Colors + Typography + Effects + anti-patterns + pre-delivery checklist.
  5. Sample output — a concrete spec: pattern (e.g. Hero-Centric + Social Proof), style (Soft UI Evolution), full palette with hexes, typography (Cormorant Garamond + Montserrat), key effects, AVOID list, and an a11y/responsiveness checklist.

161 Industry-Specific Reasoning Rules

Specialized rules per industry:

CategoryExamples
Tech & SaaSSaaS, Micro SaaS, B2B Service, Developer Tool / IDE, AI/Chatbot Platform, Cybersecurity
FinanceFintech/Crypto, Banking, Insurance, Personal Finance Tracker, Invoice & Billing
HealthcareMedical Clinic, Pharmacy, Dental, Veterinary, Mental Health, Medication Reminder
E-commerceGeneral, Luxury, Marketplace (P2P), Subscription Box, Food Delivery
ServicesBeauty/Spa, Restaurant, Hotel, Legal, Home Services, Booking
CreativePortfolio, Agency, Photography, Gaming, Music Streaming, Photo/Video Editor
LifestyleHabit Tracker, Recipe & Cooking, Meditation, Weather, Diary, Mood Tracker
Emerging TechWeb3/NFT, Spatial Computing, Quantum Computing, Autonomous Drone Fleet

Each rule includes: Recommended Pattern · Style Priority · Color Mood · Typography Mood · Key Effects · Anti-Patterns (e.g. “AI purple/pink gradients” for banking).

🧩 Features (v2.0)

  • 67 UI Styles — Glassmorphism, Claymorphism, Minimalism, Brutalism, Neumorphism, Bento Grid, Dark Mode, AI-Native UI, …
  • 161 Color Palettes — industry-specific, 1:1 with the 161 product types
  • 57 Font Pairings — curated typography with Google Fonts imports
  • 25 Chart Types — recommendations for dashboards/analytics
  • 15 Tech Stacks — React, Next.js, Astro, Vue, Nuxt + Nuxt UI, Svelte, SwiftUI, React Native, Flutter, HTML+Tailwind, shadcn/ui, Jetpack Compose, Angular, Laravel
  • 99 UX Guidelines — best practices, anti-patterns, a11y rules
  • 161 Reasoning Rules (NEW v2.0) — industry-specific design system generation

🗒️ Reasoning for

Two projects generated with the same skill look completely different — and that’s exactly the point. Individuality instead of a template.

Why this matters:

  • You ask Claude Code for a page and you get the same layout as everyone else — hero section, rounded cards, the same gradients
  • UI/UX Pro Max gives the agent the design knowledge a designer would normally have
  • It adapts per project — it’s not random, each system has its own logic
  • The v2.0 pre-delivery checklist (4.5:1 contrast, focus states, prefers-reduced-motion, responsive breakpoints) acts like a built-in design code review

I use it together with Tailwind CSS and React. When building components the skill generates a coherent design system that I then tweak. It saves time on prototyping — a solid base fit to context instead of fighting generic output.

Alternatives considered

  • Hand prototyping — works, but slow
  • Cursor with design prompts — no systematic approach to design systems
  • Vibe Coding without a design skill — leads to generic AI slop
  • Off-the-shelf component libraries (shadcn/ui, Material) — good, but don’t adapt to project type
  • gstack /design-consultation + /design-shotgun — more interactive, less declarative; UI UX Pro Max delivers a ready spec, gstack walks you through choices

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