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2 published skills

  1. Competitor Teardown · emamulmursalin47 bundle
    Tear down any public website or product from its URL: crawls the whole site with Playwright, captures full-page screenshots and HTML, auto-generates approximate wireframes per page, classifies every page into sections (nav, hero, social proof, features, pricing, FAQ, CTA…), detects the tech stack, then guides a UX/UI critique, information-architecture map, business-model decode (pricing tiers, ICP, sales motion), and hook/funnel analysis (AARRR + Hook Model + persuasion and dark patterns), and assembles a self-contained HTML report that can be published as an Artifact. Use when the user says 'tear down', 'teardown', 'competitor analysis of <url>', 'break down this website/product', 'wireframe this site', 'how does <site> hook/convert users', 'analyse <competitor>', or asks to compare a rival's website, pricing, onboarding, or UX.
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  2. Design Craft · emamulmursalin47 bundle
    UI/UX craft + design-decision communication skill, distilled from Albert Chipman's *UX/UI Design 2022* and Tom Greever's *Articulating Design Decisions*. Five modes: AUDIT a screen/component against visual-hierarchy, typography, readability, alignment/grid, consistency and microcopy rules; RATIONALE — write the 'Big Three' justification for any design decision (what problem it solves, how it affects the user, why it beats the alternative); RESPOND to design feedback or a stakeholder request with the IDEAL response (Thank→Repeat→Prepare, strategy, tactics, ask for agreement); PREP a design review (anticipated objections, alternatives, data, follow-up); INTAKE a new design project (goals, users, metrics, decision-maker). Use when the user says 'audit this UI', 'design review', 'looks amateur/unprofessional/AI-made', 'why did you design it this way', 'justify this design', 'the client/stakeholder wants X', 'present this design', 'readability', 'typography', 'visual hierarchy', 'microcopy', 'design rationale', or
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