Automated summary
This skill steers HTML/CSS work on the NestMind site by enforcing the light, editorial design system in css/styles.css (tokens, typography, existing components) along with responsive, motion, and accessibility rules.
Strengths
- Requires using the :root tokens in css/styles.css for colors, spacing, typography, and motion, which keeps hard-coded values out of the code.
- Locks responsive behavior to explicit breakpoints (640, 768, 1024 px), 44px minimum tap targets, and no horizontal overflow on small screens.
- States clear accessibility baselines: semantic HTML, visible focus states, 4.5:1 contrast, and honoring prefers-reduced-motion.
- Pushes reuse of existing classes (.container, .btn, .card, .hero, .nav…) before adding new ones, and says where global versus page-specific CSS belongs.
Limitations
- It is tied to one repository (NestMind) and its css/styles.css, so it does not transfer cleanly to another project.
- It does not list the actual token values or component definitions, so you still have to read the stylesheet.
- It says nothing about JavaScript, visual regression testing, or automated contrast/responsive checks.
Reach for it whenever a task changes layout, styling, or responsive behavior on pages of the NestMind site.
Skip it for work outside this repo's front-end, such as generic design-system work, backend changes, or copy-only edits.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill only uses read/edit/write/grep/glob tools for HTML/CSS work. It contains no destructive commands, network access, exfiltration, or unsafe patterns. The instructions are limited to design guidance within the repository.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
The .hero section on the NestMind home page overflows horizontally on phones. Fix the layout mobile-first using the existing 640px breakpoint and the spacing tokens in css/styles.css, without introducing new classes.Update the .card component in css/styles.css so its border radius, padding, and shadow all come from the existing :root tokens, keeping the serif-heading/sans-body pairing intact.The .feature-detail hover animation uses width transitions. Rewrite it to animate only transform and opacity, and add a prefers-reduced-motion fallback that disables the transition.name: design-expert description: Use for HTML/CSS layout, responsive behavior, and UI styling on the NestMind site; follow the Zed-inspired design system in css/styles.css and reuse existing patterns. allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Edit, Write
Design Expert
Use this skill when adjusting HTML/CSS, layout, or visual design in this repo. Keep the current editorial, light-theme aesthetic and reuse the design system.
Project rules (must)
- Use tokens from
css/styles.css(:root) for colors, spacing, typography, and motion. - Keep typography pairing:
--font-seriffor headings,--font-sansfor body. - Default theme is light; add
.darkoverrides only when requested or already in use. - Prefer existing classes/components before creating new ones.
Responsive behavior
- Mobile-first; use existing breakpoints at 640px, 768px, and 1024px.
- Ensure tap targets are at least 44px and avoid horizontal overflow on small screens.
- Use flex/grid with wrapping; avoid fixed widths on mobile.
Motion + performance
- Animate with
transformandopacity; avoid layout thrash. - Respect
prefers-reduced-motion.
Accessibility
- Use semantic HTML and visible focus states.
- Maintain text contrast at 4.5:1 or higher.
File placement
- Global styles:
css/styles.css - Page-specific styles:
css/vision.css,css/docs.css
Reuse first
- Scan
css/styles.cssfor existing patterns like.container,.btn,.card,.hero,.nav,.feature-detail, and.phone-mockup.
From the file to a first result
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