Agent skills for designers

Teach Cursor and Claude Code your design standards once: accessibility, critique, UX writing, Figma MCP, motion, and polish. These skills cover the designer work that repeats every sprint, and pair with our prompts when you need a one-shot starting point in chat.

Prototype & polish UI

Polish interfaces and keep agents from defaulting to AI-slop patterns.

Build design systems

Tokens, DESIGN.md contracts, and Tailwind patterns your agent can reuse.

Hand off to code

Move from design files to implementation with MCP and clear specs.

Validate & critique

Validate with users and run structured design reviews.

Ship accessible UI

Bake in WCAG checks and design-system thinking from the start.

Grow your career

Portfolio, interviews, LinkedIn, and resume polish for design roles.

Frequently asked questions

What are agent skills for designers?

Agent skills are SKILL.md files that encode design workflows (accessibility checks, UX writing rules, critique frameworks, Figma MCP patterns, and UI polish) so your coding agent applies them when building or reviewing interfaces.

Best agent skills for UX designers in Cursor?

Start with Accessibility Expert, Frontend Design, and Web Interface Guidelines for shipped UI. Add Figma Use and Figma Generate Design if you work across Figma and code. UX Writing and Design Critique help on copy and review loops.

Skills vs prompts: which should designers use?

Use skills in Cursor or Claude Code for work that repeats in your codebase. Use prompts from our catalog for one-off tasks in ChatGPT or Claude chat, like research synthesis, workshop plans, or stakeholder emails.

Do these skills work with Claude Code and VS Code?

Yes. SKILL.md is an open standard. Install paths differ by tool (.cursor/skills/, .claude/skills/, or npx skills add). Each skill page includes source links and install guidance.

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