@JoePro: https://x.com/JoePro/status/2076877282312954311
Summary
A tip on using Claude's custom skills feature to improve front-end UI design, avoiding AI-generated designs that look generic.
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I Brutally Modified My Front-End Design Skill ~ Now My UIs Don’t Look Like AI Crap
To create a custom Claude skill, navigate to Customize > Skills in your Claude interface, click the + button, and select + Create skill
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