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Design skill guide

Audit your site like an Apple designer would

Instead of telling Claude "make this more premium," this skill gives it the actual design rules behind Apple's aesthetic — so you can find out why your own site looks off.

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What it actually is

It's a Claude skill built from Apple's real design language — spacing systems, type hierarchy, motion rules, and the specific anti-patterns high-end product teams avoid. Instead of vague style requests, Claude checks your work against actual rules.

Most people use it to design something new. The sharper move: point it at a site you already have and ask it to audit, not build.

What it tends to catch

01
Spacing — inconsistent padding and margins that make a layout feel cheap without an obvious reason why
02
Contrast — text or elements that technically work but don't feel confident on the page
03
Hierarchy — every element competing for attention instead of guiding the eye in order
04
Motion — transitions and animations that feel default instead of intentional

The prompt to run

Prompt

Audit my website against Apple's design language. Don't tell me to copy Apple's look — tell me which specific design rules I'm breaking and why they matter.

How to run it

01
Install the skill

Drop it into Claude following the install steps on the skill page.

02
Point it at your real site

Paste your URL or the actual code — not a description of it.

03
Ask it to audit, not rebuild

Use the prompt above so it critiques what exists instead of replacing it.

04
Fix the highest-impact items first

Spacing and hierarchy issues usually move the needle more than small color tweaks.

This is a community-built skill inspired by Apple's public design guidelines — not an official Apple tool. Treat its suggestions as a strong starting point, not gospel.