Sleek Mobile App Design

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Design mobile app screens with Sleek and implement selected designs in React Native or HTML.

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Install and use the Skill

  1. Install the official Skill

    Run the upstream command in your project and keep the bundled reference files together.

    npx skills add sleekdotdesign/agent-skills --skill sleek-design-mobile-apps
  2. Describe the mobile app

    Provide the purpose, audience and any visual direction; review Sleek authorization and pricing before creating a design.

    Use the Sleek design Skill to plan a mobile habit tracker with a calm, readable interface. Show the design for review before implementation.

About this Skill

Use a coding agent with Sleek to create and revise mobile design screens, review renders, and implement selected designs in React Native or HTML.

Why we picked it

The official workflow connects design generation, screenshots and implementation guidance through the Sleek API.

What it helps with

  • Turn a mobile app brief into screens for review, then use the supplied implementation guidance to build the interface.

Scope and limitations

Sleek is a separate hosted service. Sending a brief or reference image to its API transmits that content to Sleek. The Skill includes separate guidance for producing designs and converting them into working interfaces.

Native implementation guidance calls for testing layout, safe areas, keyboard and interactions on an available native target; a web preview alone does not verify native behavior.

Before you use it

  • Requires a Sleek account and SLEEK_API_KEY, or the documented device authorization flow. The README describes a limited free trial and paid plans for sustained use; check current pricing and API access before starting.
  • The implementation workflow needs an appropriate React Native, Expo or HTML project and its dependencies. A native device or emulator is needed to verify native behavior.

Sources & references

Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.