Frontend Design Implementation Handoff

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Translate design-engine output into implementation work using real components, Flutter widgets, and existing repo tokens.

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Automated summary

Turns a design-engine output (e.g. a Stitch screen artifact) into repo-native implementation work, reusing real components and tokens instead of pasting generated markup.

Strengths

  • Prioritizes reusing the repo's actual primitives and tokens before creating new visual fragments
  • Translates semantics and state model from the artifact rather than porting web markup literally
  • Gives concrete mapping guidance for Flutter widgets and theme tokens, shared cards and section headers
  • Builds in QA hooks—semantics labels, stable copy, navigable flows—for frontend tests or flutter-mobile-qa

Limitations

  • Assumes a design-engine artifact or approved screen brief already exists upstream
  • Does not cover producing the design itself or final visual review
  • The anti-slop constraints to preserve are referenced but not spelled out in the skill
When to use it

Use right after a design screen is approved, to convert it into an implementation plan that matches the repo's real stack.

When not to use it

Skip it when no design artifact or brief exists, or when the task is to design the UI rather than implement it.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score84/100

This is a purely instructional/documentation skill describing a design-to-implementation handoff workflow. It declares no tools, runs no commands, touches no credentials or network, and contains no destructive or obfuscated content. The only implicit activity is code authoring guidance, which presents no execution risk.

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How this analysis is made

Examples

Stitch screen to Flutter
Stitch just returned the checkout screen artifact. Turn it into an implementation plan using our existing Flutter widgets and theme tokens instead of pasting the generated markup.
Handoff with QA hooks
The profile screen brief is approved. Map it to our React components, list what to reuse vs create, and note the QA hooks needed for frontend tests.
Token mapping review
Here's the design-engine output for the settings page. Translate its hierarchy into our Flutter widgets, map colors and typography to theme extensions, and tell me what's missing for flutter-mobile-qa.

name: frontend-design-implementation-handoff description: Translate design-engine output into repo-native implementation work, preferring real components, Flutter widgets, and existing tokens over pasted generated markup.

Frontend Design Implementation Handoff

Purpose

Convert the design-engine result into implementation work that matches the repo's real stack and components instead of copying raw generated artifacts.

When to Use

  • After Stitch returns a screen artifact
  • After a design screen brief is approved for implementation
  • When moving from design state into Flutter, React, or another real UI stack

Instructions

  1. Prefer existing components and tokens first — Reuse the repo's real primitives before creating new visual fragments.
  2. Translate semantics, not markup — A generated artifact is a seed. Rebuild it in the target stack using the same hierarchy and state model.
  3. For Flutter, map into widgets and theme tokens — Use theme extensions, shared cards, section headers, and navigation widgets instead of porting web structure literally.
  4. Preserve the brief's anti-slop constraints — Distinctive typography, component rhythm, and motion rules should survive the handoff.
  5. Leave QA hooks behind — Ensure semantics labels, stable copy, and navigable flows are good enough for flutter-mobile-qa or frontend tests.

Output Format

Deliver:

  1. Implementation plan
  2. Components/widgets to create or reuse
  3. Token/theme mapping
  4. QA-readiness notes

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