Apply Aesthetic

When someone asks you to make their interface feel like Linear or Stripe or just "more premium," this resolves those aesthetics into actual design tokens without guessing. You pick from five archetypes (brutalist, soft-SaaS, dark-tech, etc.) or 138 named design systems, and it maps the colors, typography, spacing, shadows, and motion into your token system while enforcing contrast checks at every step. The brief inference requirement up front is smart: it forces you to name the mood and audience before generating anything, which keeps the output from drifting into generic territory. It's opinionated about accessibility. You can't apply a brand aesthetic that fails WCAG, which is the right call but means you'll sometimes need to adjust aspirational references to meet contrast ratios.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add plugin87/ux-ui-agent-skills --skill apply-aesthetic --agent claude-code