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Guides data analysts through a multi-step Tableau dashboard creation workflow - brand setup, data exploration, dashboard planning, interactive HTML mock creation, Tableau implementation spec, and experimental TWB workbook generation. Use when the user wants to create a Tableau dashboard, build a dashboard mock, plan KPIs and charts, or generate a Tableau implementation document.
Avoid stereotypical AI-generated UI and produce cleaner, grounded frontend design. Use for frontend generation, redesign, and polish.
.NET MAUI safe area and edge-to-edge layout guidance for .NET 10+. Covers SafeAreaEdges property, SafeAreaRegions enum, per-edge control, keyboard avoidance, Blazor Hybrid CSS safe areas, migration from legacy APIs, and platform-specific behavior for Android, iOS, and Mac Catalyst. USE FOR: "safe area", "edge-to-edge", "SafeAreaEdges", "SafeAreaRegions", "keyboard avoidance", "notch insets", "status bar overlap", "iOS safe area", "Android edge-to-edge", "content behind status bar". DO NOT USE FOR: general layout or grid design (use maui-collectionview), app lifecycle handling (use maui-app-lifecycle), or theming (use maui-theming).
Guide for theming .NET MAUI apps—light/dark mode support, AppThemeBinding, dynamic resources, ResourceDictionary theme switching, and system theme detection. USE FOR: "dark mode", "light mode", "theming", "AppThemeBinding", "theme switching", "ResourceDictionary theme", "dynamic resources", "system theme detection", "color scheme", "app theme". DO NOT USE FOR: localization or language switching (use maui-localization), accessibility visual adjustments (use maui-accessibility), or app icons (use maui-app-icons-splash).
Apply medium-specific UX reasoning for DESKTOP applications (mouse/trackpad plus keyboard, large screen, multi-window). Use alongside ux-first-principles when the target is a desktop app (Windows, macOS, or Linux; native or web-in-a-window) and the decision is affected by input precision, information density, hover, multi-window behavior, or keyboard operation. USE FOR: 'design a desktop app screen', 'lay out this desktop dashboard', 'what should the desktop layout be', pointer-and-keyboard UI, hover affordances, dense data views, resizable and multi-window layouts. DO NOT USE FOR: the invariant principles (use ux-first-principles); phone or tablet layouts (use ux-mobile or ux-tablet); picking colors, fonts, or platform chrome (use a styling/execution skill).
Apply the foundational reasoning of a senior UI/UX designer to interface decisions, BEFORE and WHILE generating UI, not just styling it afterward. This is design first principles (visual hierarchy, cognitive load, Gestalt grouping, usability heuristics, accessibility), the why behind good design, not execution (color, fonts, spacing, brand, component libraries). USE FOR: 'design a screen for', 'lay out this dashboard', 'what navigation should this app use', 'is this UI any good', 'structure this form', 'reduce clutter', 'make this clearer', grouping and prioritizing elements, choosing a flow or affordance. DO NOT USE FOR: picking colors, fonts, spacing scales, or brand systems (use a styling/execution skill); medium-specific layout (use ux-desktop, ux-tablet, or ux-mobile).
Apply medium-specific UX reasoning for MOBILE (phone) applications: touch input, small screen, one-handed use, single-surface focus. Use alongside ux-first-principles when the target is a phone app (iOS or Android) and the decision is affected by touch target sizing, the absence of hover, thumb reach, limited screen real estate, or single-task focus. USE FOR: 'design a mobile screen', 'lay out this phone app', 'what should the mobile navigation be', touch target sizing, thumb-reach layout, single-task handheld flows. DO NOT USE FOR: the invariant principles (use ux-first-principles); desktop or tablet layouts (use ux-desktop or ux-tablet); picking colors, fonts, or platform chrome (use a styling/execution skill).
Apply medium-specific UX reasoning for TABLET applications: the hybrid medium that is touch-first but large-screen, often two-handed, sometimes with an attached keyboard/pointer, and capable of multi-pane and split-view multitasking. Use alongside ux-first-principles when the target is a tablet (iPad or Android tablet) and the decision is affected by touch sizing, large-screen density, two-handed reach, multi-pane layout, or intermittent pointer/keyboard. USE FOR: 'design a tablet app', 'lay out this iPad screen', 'should this be one pane or two on tablet', multi-pane and split-view layout, two-handed reach, large touch-screen density. DO NOT USE FOR: the invariant principles (use ux-first-principles); phone or desktop layouts (use ux-mobile or ux-desktop); picking colors, fonts, or platform chrome (use a styling/execution skill).
Generate publication-quality academic diagrams and plots from paper methodology text using optimize_input, plan_diagram, generate_image, and critique_image tools.
iOS 26 Liquid Glass design system — dynamic glass material with blur, reflection, and interactive morphing for SwiftUI, UIKit, and WidgetKit.