Each of these is a Claude skill: a folder of rules and reference material that Claude reads before it builds anything, so it follows a method instead of guessing at what "good design" means. Save this page and work through the five below in order, or pick the one that fixes what is bothering you most right now.
Taste
Gives Claude actual design rules to follow instead of its own defaults, which is why AI built sites tend to look the same. With this skill in place, layout, spacing, and type choices start following a real point of view rather than a template.
Leonxlnx / taste-skill github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skillImpeccable
Helps Claude review and improve a site that already exists, and pairs it with a live editor so changes can be made directly in the browser instead of round tripping through chat every time.
pbakaus / impeccable github.com/pbakaus/impeccablePlaywright CLI
Lets Claude open multiple browsers at once, click through a site the way a visitor would, and take screenshots to confirm layout and functionality actually hold up instead of just looking right in one screenshot.
microsoft / playwright-cli github.com/microsoft/playwright-cliEmil Design Eng
Built on Emil Kowalski's approach to design engineering, from his time at Vercel and Linear. It pushes Claude toward smooth, restrained motion instead of static pages or motion that feels bolted on.
emilkowalski / skills github.com/emilkowalski/skills (emil-design-eng)3D Front-End
For homepages that feel like flying through a room as you scroll. Handles scroll-driven 3D sites, room walkthroughs, and fly-through experiences in a single build.
zyliu0 / 3d-frontend github.com/zyliu0/3d-frontendSkills are the start. A workforce is the goal.
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