AI Design Skills
6.6kTwo skills for your agent: one takes you from questions about the product to a finished landing page with a strict visual system, the other turns a static Figma mockup or screenshot into live animation exported as video and GIF. MIT.
We have not run it ourselves: described from the docs and the repository.
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What it is
Ask an agent for a landing page and it usually jumps straight into code, handing back a page that looks like a thousand others. AI Design Skills changes the order of work. The landing-page-design skill first asks, in a single list, about the goal, the audience, objections and proof, then lays out the structure and copy, and only after that builds the page under strict rules: which fonts, spacing, corner radii, icons and animations are allowed and which are not. The second skill, design-to-motion, takes a finished mockup and brings it to life: elements appear from an empty screen, charts and lists play out their story on a loop, and the output is a clip for X plus two GIFs.
What sets it apart from its neighbours in this catalogue is scope. Emil Kowalski Skills teaches an agent the finer points of motion inside an interface; here one skill covers the whole path of a landing page from brief to styling rules, and the other covers showing off a finished design. The set is for anyone building a site with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex who wants the agent to think about a page that sells, not just about layout.
How it works
.claude/skills and then ask in plain words. For Cursor, Codex, Windsurf and Cline the SKILL.md file goes into their rules file; in Claude.ai you upload it to a project.landing-page-design runs in two steps: first the questionnaire, page structure and copy, then the visual system. Before writing code the agent shows the plan, the above-the-fold copy, the FAQ and its choice of page type.Know before installing
design-to-motion works best with a Figma link and an access token; from a flat image the layers don't separate perfectly, and the skill warns you about this itself.

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