frontend-delegation

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Use when touching frontend files to classify visual vs logic changes before acting

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Frontend Delegation

Frontend files require classification before action. Visual work goes to Pixel; logic you handle directly.

The Core Question

Before touching any frontend file, ask:

"Is this change about how it LOOKS or how it WORKS?"

LOOKS → DELEGATE to Pixel
WORKS → Handle directly

Change Type Classification

Change Type	Examples	Action
Visual/UI/UX	Color, spacing, layout, typography, animation, responsive breakpoints, hover states, shadows, borders, icons, images	DELEGATE to `pixel`
Pure Logic	API calls, data fetching, state management, event handlers (non-visual), type definitions, utility functions, business logic	Handle directly
Mixed	Component changes both visual AND logic	Split: logic yourself, visual to `pixel`

Quick Reference Examples

File	Change	Type	Action
`Button.tsx`	Change color blue→green	Visual	DELEGATE
`Button.tsx`	Add onClick API call	Logic	Direct
`UserList.tsx`	Add loading spinner animation	Visual	DELEGATE
`UserList.tsx`	Fix pagination logic bug	Logic	Direct
`Modal.tsx`	Make responsive for mobile	Visual	DELEGATE
`Modal.tsx`	Add form validation logic	Logic	Direct

Visual Keyword Detection

DELEGATE if ANY of these keywords involved:

style, className, tailwind, color, background, border, shadow,
margin, padding, width, height, flex, grid, animation, transition,
hover, responsive, font-size, icon, svg, theme, dark-mode

Delegation Prompt to Pixel

When delegating, include:

1. TASK: Specific visual goal
2. EXPECTED OUTCOME: What it should look like
3. CONTEXT: File paths, existing styles, design system
4. MUST DO: Visual requirements
5. MUST NOT DO: Don't change logic, don't add dependencies

After Delegation

Verify Pixel's work:

Does it match the visual requirements?
Did it follow existing style patterns?
Did it avoid changing logic?