tastemaker

Tastemaker provides developer agents with a repeatable and consistent design workflow for user interfaces. Key features include: * Real-world visual references for design grounding * Dynamically generated color palettes adhering to WCAG contrast standards * Variation in page structure to prevent template repetition * Consistently sourced visual assets like icons and imagery * Integration of motion and micro-interactions in design output This skill helps ensure that code-generated user interfaces are not only functional but also aesthetically polished and distinct. It moves beyond generic template outputs by enforcing a cohesive visual system across all generated screens, from landing pages to dashboards. The process includes scoping screens from product briefs, locking in a visual system with a computed color contract, and sourcing an entire visual language set. By building proof through UI mockups, flows, and charts—complete with motion—Tastemaker ensures that features are visually articulated rather than just described. This structured approach helps developer agents remember and apply design decisions across iterative builds, preventing 'taste drift' and ensuring every project starts on solid visual ground. Ideal for developers and engineering teams leveraging coding agents who need to produce unique, high-quality, and accessible user interfaces without extensive manual design intervention.