About this Skill
A reusable design reviewer for mobile and desktop applications. The Skill loads an indexed selection of Apple Human Interface Guidelines references, translates platform vocabulary to the user's framework and organizes findings around accessibility, layout, interaction and visual consistency. The author documents use with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other Skills-compatible agents.
Why we picked it
A useful fit for a focused design review rather than a new visual theme. It routes the agent to relevant guideline files, separates cited platform requirements from design judgment and asks for actionable fixes. The repository does not declare a license at review time; this listing links to the original project.
What it helps with
- Reviewing screenshots, mockups or UI code for an Apple-platform application.
- Finding actionable improvements to accessibility, navigation, forms and desktop window behavior.
How the review works
Start with the relevant platform and the issue being reviewed. The agent loads the always-required references and a small selection for the visible components, then gives findings with the guideline source and a framework-specific fix. The repository's guideline snapshots should be checked against current Apple documentation for version-sensitive decisions.
Give a focused brief
State the platform and framework, attach the screen or code, and name the interaction to examine.
Review my app's onboarding screen against Apple's HIG. Cite the relevant guideline and suggest fixes for my framework.
Before you use it
- Provide the target platform, framework and screenshots or source code for review.
- Keep the repository's references directory alongside SKILL.md so the agent can read and cite guidelines.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
