# Skill Card: frontend-taste-layer

## Description
Adds an anti-slop frontend taste layer for landing pages, portfolios, and brand-forward redesigns where the default output is too generic.

## Owner
ABVX / Anton Biletskiy-Volokh

## License
MIT. See repository LICENSE.

## Intended Use
Use for frontend surfaces that need stronger design judgment, typography, composition, motion restraint, and anti-template discipline.

## Out of Scope
Do not use to overpower utilitarian product UI, replace a mandated design system, or justify decorative effects that weaken clarity.

## Sources and Attribution
ABVX adapted from Leonxlnx `taste-skill` anti-slop frontend direction, plus local frontend review practice.

## Inputs and Outputs
Inputs: brief, screenshots, existing frontend code, references, and current design context.

Outputs: design read, revised frontend direction, anti-slop visual constraints, and concrete implementation guidance.

## Risks and Mitigations
- Risk: style over function. Mitigation: require a design read and preserve product clarity.
- Risk: noisy redesigns. Mitigation: treat one strong visual decision per screen as enough.
- Risk: repeated aesthetic clichés. Mitigation: explicitly avoid default gradients, card grids, and reflex font choices.

## Evaluation
Evaluated by structural validation and manual review against landing page, portfolio, and redesign workflows.

## Version
0.1.0

## Reporting Issues
Open an issue in the repository.
