Transpose — Adapt Across Contexts

What it does

Transpose provides a structured framework for adapting digital experiences across contexts. Instead of treating responsiveness as layout-only, it guides designers and product teams to rethink input methods, attention models, connectivity constraints, and content priorities when moving features between desktop, mobile, TV, kiosk, embedded widgets, and voice interfaces. The skill lays out concrete platform conventions, priority-mapping, handoff patterns, and a context analysis matrix so teams can make deliberate choices about what to keep, remove, or transform.

When to use it

Use Transpose when planning a product for a new platform, auditing cross-device consistency, designing for non-standard contexts (TV, kiosk, voice, embedded), or whenever someone suggests 'just make it responsive' and the real need is a contextual redesign. It is also useful during multi-device journey planning and when preserving state and handoff are business goals.

What's included

• Scripts: none (guidance-only skill)
• References: in-repo guidance and detailed platform convention notes
• Instructions: a repeatable context analysis framework, platform-specific adaptation specs, priority mapping templates, and cross-device journey handoff patterns summarised from the skill body.

Compatible agents

Best used with design/UX-focused agent stacks and assistants that can surface long-form guidance and act as a design reviewer (e.g., Claude/Code assistants, design workflow tools).