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Develops CSS and LESS for Magento 2 with responsive design and performance optimization. Use when styling themes, working with LESS, implementing responsive design, or optimizing CSS performance. Masters modern CSS techniques, LESS preprocessing, and cross-browser compatibility.
Use the Optics design framework for styling applications. Apply Optics classes for layout, spacing, typography, colors, and components. Use when working on CSS, styling views, or implementing design system guidelines.
StyleX styling patterns using design tokens, breakpoints, and custom css prop. Use when working with styles, CSS, design tokens, breakpoints, responsive design, themes, styling components, css prop, stylex.create, or when the user mentions StyleX, tokens.stylex, controlSize, color tokens, or breakpoints.
Handle Tailwind CSS with Turbopack limitations. Use when CSS classes aren't being generated, needing dynamic styles, or encountering Turbopack CSS issues.
Expert guidance for writing, refactoring, and structuring CSS using BEM (Block Element Modifier) methodology. Provides proper CSS class naming conventions, component structure, and Optics design system integration for maintainable, scalable stylesheets.
DaisyUI 5 component library best practices, patterns, and usage for Tailwind CSS 4. Use when building UI with daisyUI class names, creating daisyUI-based layouts, styling HTML with daisyUI components, creating React wrapper components for daisyUI, or any task involving daisyUI (.html, .jsx, .tsx, .vue, .svelte files). Triggers on: daisyUI components (btn, card, modal, drawer, navbar, etc.), daisyUI color names (primary, secondary, base-100, etc.), daisyUI config (@plugin "daisyui"), daisy-meta.ts, generate-daisy-safelist, compound components wrapping daisyUI, or any UI task in a project using daisyUI/Tailwind CSS 4.
Research a UI design aesthetic and produce exhaustive, implementation-ready design guidelines for coding agents. Use when the user names an aesthetic (brutalist, glassmorphism, retro-futuristic, Swiss modernist, Apple HIG, neumorphism, minimalism, cyberpunk, Material Design, art deco, vaporwave, etc.) and wants a complete style guide with exact CSS values, color palettes, component states, animations, and typography — detailed enough for a coding agent to faithfully implement the aesthetic with zero ambiguity.
Generate mathematically accurate color palettes using OKLCH color space. Use when creating design systems, color ramps, accessible palettes, CSS variables for themes, or when user asks about color generation.
Tailwind CSS v4.1 best practices with WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, theming, and dark mode support. Use when working with HTML, CSS, styling components, accessibility (a11y), WCAG compliance, color contrast, focus states, screen readers, theming, light mode, dark mode, or building accessible UI patterns like buttons, forms, cards, and navigation. Complements the angular-best-practices skill for Angular frontends.
This skill should be used when the user asks "how do I customize Bootstrap", "how to create a custom Bootstrap theme", "what Sass variables can I override", "how to implement dark mode in Bootstrap", "how to change Bootstrap colors", "how to override Bootstrap defaults", "how to add custom colors to Bootstrap", "how to enable Bootstrap shadows", "how to compile Bootstrap Sass", "how to use Bootstrap CSS variables", or needs help with Bootstrap theming, Sass variable overrides, CSS custom properties, or color mode implementation.
Builds accessible, customizable component libraries using shadcn/ui with Radix UI or Base UI, Tailwind CSS 4, and React 19. Covers component ownership, oklch CSS theming, type-safe forms with Field and Zod, CLI workflows, and registry patterns. Use when adding shadcn/ui components, configuring themes, building forms with Zod, creating custom registries, or composing accessible component variants. Use for shadcn CLI, dark mode, component variants, form validation.
Creates expandable/collapsible cards using CSS grid-rows animation with smooth transitions. Use when building accordions, expandable panels, collapsible sections, or show/hide card content.