Generates distinctive interfaces using four themed design systems — Cyberpunk, Brutalist, Vaporwave, and Nordic Minimalism — with pre-configured typography pairings, color systems, and staggered animations. Single skill: distinctive-frontend.

distinctive frontend Catalogue stub — full skill: [Zambudio/buenchollo app](https://github.com/Zambudio/buenchollo app) (mirror of [Koomook/claude frontend skills](https://github.com/Koomook/claude frontend skills)) <! das:install:start — generated from stub.yaml by npm run generate ; edit stub.yaml, not this block Decision tree 1. Is the full skill already installed? Global: f=~/.agents/skills/distinctive frontend/SKILL.md; [ f "$f" ] && ! grep q "^das:" "$f" && echo "installed" echo "pointer" Project: f=.agents/skills/distinctive frontend/SKILL.md; [ f "$f" ] && ! grep q "^das:" "$f" && echo "installed" echo "pointer" installed → the skill is installed as distinctive frontend , invoke it and proceed pointer → go to step 2 2. Detect scope, then install: Global: Project: Claude Code: send a command as a chat message starting with ! to run it without leaving the conversation. Heads up License: MIT (original Koomook/claude frontend skills); the mirror repo has no LICENSE file <! das:install:end Invoke after install Skill name: distinctive frontend Trigger phrases: "distinctive frontend", "cyberpunk UI", "brutalist frontend", "vaporwave design", "nordic minimalism" What it does A four vector approach to frontend design that steers away from "AI slop" defaults (Inter or Roboto everywhere, purple gradients, flat backgrounds, no motion): typography at weight extremes with distinctive font pairings, cohesive color systems drawn from cultural references (Cyberpunk, Brutalist, Vaporwave, Nordic Minimalism), orchestrated page load animation with staggered reveals, and layered backgrounds (gradient meshes, noise, grid patterns). It includes CSS custom property systems, HTML/CSS quick start templates, React and Framer Motion examples, and an anti pattern checklist. Choose a theme by name and the skill generates component code aligned to that aesthetic. The original repo publishes this only as a loose markdown file with no SKILL.md, which the skills CLI cannot install (its npm package does not exist either), so this pointer installs a verbatim copy from a mirror repo. When NOT to use When you need production safe, conservative design (these themes are opinionated and experimental — not suitable for enterprise SaaS or regulated industries without significant adaptation) When you need to mix themes or create a hybrid aesthetic (each theme is self contained and opinionated) Anthropic's own frontend design guidance → use frontend design or anthropics skills