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@kopplin-co/claude-web-design-skill

v0.1.0

Published

Claude Code skill for web design. Visual design guidance for marketing websites and web UIs (Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn/ui).

Downloads

89

Readme

@kopplin-co/claude-web-design-skill

A Claude Code skill that gives Claude opinionated visual design guidance for marketing websites and web UIs. Defaults to a Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn/ui stack.

When this skill is installed, Claude will activate it automatically on requests like:

  • "design a hero section"
  • "review this landing page"
  • "make this look better"
  • "what colors should I use?"
  • "polish the UI"

Install

npm install @kopplin-co/claude-web-design-skill

That's it. The package's postinstall script copies SKILL.md into:

~/.claude/skills/claude-web-design-skill/SKILL.md

Claude Code reads that directory at startup, so restart Claude Code (or open a new session) for it to pick up the new skill.

Global install

npm install -g @kopplin-co/claude-web-design-skill

A global install also installs the claude-web-design-skill CLI on your PATH.

CLI

After install, you can re-run the installer or remove the skill manually:

claude-web-design-skill install      # (re)copy SKILL.md into ~/.claude/skills/claude-web-design-skill
claude-web-design-skill uninstall    # remove ~/.claude/skills/claude-web-design-skill
claude-web-design-skill where        # print the install path
claude-web-design-skill --help

If you only did a local (non-global) install, run the CLI with npx:

npx claude-web-design-skill uninstall

Uninstall

npm uninstall @kopplin-co/claude-web-design-skill

The package's preuninstall script removes ~/.claude/skills/claude-web-design-skill/. If for any reason that step is skipped, run:

npx claude-web-design-skill uninstall

or delete the directory by hand.

What's in the skill

SKILL.md covers:

  • Design system defaults (typography, color, spacing, radii, shadows)
  • Layout patterns (heroes, sections, grids)
  • Component design (buttons, forms, navigation, cards)
  • Responsive design
  • Accessibility (WCAG AA floor)
  • Modern aesthetic conventions and what's dated
  • A 10-point design review checklist
  • An opinionated process for designing from scratch

It is tuned for Tailwind tokens and shadcn/ui's CSS variable convention, but the principles transfer to any stack.

How Claude Code skills work

Claude Code looks for skills in ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. Each skill has YAML frontmatter (name, description, optional allowed-tools and metadata) followed by markdown that Claude consults when the description matches the user's request. See the Claude Code docs for details.

License

MIT © Kopplin Co.