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Design

Design skills that make your AI-built app look professional

The verified AI skills store for professionals — every skill and prompt written, tested, and human-reviewed in-house. Finance-first.

7 expert AI skills and prompts for Design — 6 installable skills and 1 ready-to-paste prompt, each tested and human-reviewed before it ships. Browse them below.

Installable skills (6)

Ready-to-paste prompts (1)

About Design on SkillsBank

AI can build your app in an afternoon — and it shows. Purple gradients, Inter everywhere, buttons that don't line up, spacing picked at random: the tells that say 'a model made this.' The skills and prompts on this page inject the design standards a professional would apply, so your AI stops making the classic mistakes and starts producing interfaces that hold up.

Built for the builder who ships with AI and wants it to look intentional — and for designers who want that taste encoded and reusable. Every offering here is written, tested, and human-reviewed in-house before it ships, never scraped from a public repo or crowd-sourced. You bring your own AI assistant; we bring the standards that raise its output.

Questions

What are design skills for AI-built apps?

They're installable SKILL.md files that give your AI assistant a professional design standard to follow — spacing systems, type scales, colour discipline, component consistency, and accessibility basics — so it stops defaulting to the tells of an AI-generated UI. They're a craft floor and a guardrail, not a 'make it beautiful' button: they raise the baseline your assistant works from. This page also carries prompt versions for one-off design tasks.

Do these work with Cursor, v0, and ChatGPT?

Skills (SKILL.md files) install natively in Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Gemini CLI, and claude.ai — ideal if you build in a coding agent. For tools that don't take a SKILL.md (v0, Lovable, Bolt, ChatGPT on the web), use the prompt version — paste the standards into the tool's instructions or knowledge. Same standards, different delivery.

Will this make my app look good?

It applies the standards a professional would and stops the classic AI-UI mistakes — but the render still comes from your assistant and your choices, so treat the result as a strong first pass to review, not a guarantee. Nothing here promises a beautiful UI sight-unseen; it raises the floor so the output looks intentional instead of generated.

What's the difference between a skill and a prompt?

A skill is an installable SKILL.md for a standard you apply repeatedly — the same spacing, type, and component rules on every screen. A prompt is pasteable text for a one-off design task. Skills live in your assistant and rerun on demand; prompts you copy in when you need them.

How do I install a design skill?

Download the SKILL.md (or .zip) and drop it into Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Gemini CLI, or claude.ai. If you build in a tool that doesn't take a SKILL.md (v0, Lovable, Bolt, ChatGPT web), use the prompt version instead — paste the standards into its instructions or knowledge. Each offering's page has the exact steps.