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Introduce purposeful color into monochromatic or dull interfaces to improve hierarchy, meaning, and emotional warmth while preserving accessibility.
This skill helps an agent analyze a UI or design system and introduce a small, deliberate palette (2-4 colors) to improve visual hierarchy, semantic meaning (success/error/info), and emotional tone. It provides a step-by-step plan: gather context and brand colors, assess opportunities, define a dominant/secondary/accent split, and recommend specific uses for buttons, badges, charts, backgrounds, and accessibility checks.
Use when a product or page feels gray, flat, or lacks clear visual emphasis; when designers request guided color recommendations; or when an interface needs semantic color for states, charts, or CTAs. Not for creating arbitrary or purely decorative rainbows—this is strategic, brand-aligned color work.
Best used by agents with design/UX knowledge and access to UI/context (e.g., Code-capable assistants that can read style tokens or design docs).
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