name: enterprise-visual-design
description: Expert visual design for professional, enterprise-grade applications. Use when designing complex dashboards, financial interfaces, or any project requiring high-density, professional aesthetics over "vibe coding".

Enterprise Visual Design Skill

This skill enforces professional design standards to ensure applications look and feel enterprise-grade. It prioritizes clarity, density, and semantic consistency over trend-driven "vibe coding".

Design Principles

1. Typography First

• Scale: Use a rigid typographic scale (e.g., 12, 14, 16, 18, 24, 32, 48px).
• Fonts: Prefer highly legible sans-serifs (Inter, Roboto, SF Pro, Segoe UI).
• Contrast: Ensure all text meets WCAG AA (4.5:1) for normal text and AAA (7:1) for critical data.

2. High-Density Layouts

• Data Grids: Use 32px or 40px row heights for maximum density without sacrificing legibility.
• Scanning: Use subtle zebra-striping and 1px borders to separate rows and columns.
• Whitespace: Use an 8px base unit for all margins and padding.

3. Semantic Color & Feedback

• Neutral Palette: Use a deep range of grays (Slate/Zinc) for layout components to let content pop.
• Contextual Colors:
  • Success: Emerald/Green for positive outcomes.
  • Warning: Amber/Orange for non-blocking issues.
  • Error: Rose/Red for critical failures.
  • Info: Indigo/Blue for system messages.

4. Motion & Interactivity

• Micro-interactions: Keep transitions under 200ms. Use "Ease-out" for entrance and "Ease-in" for exit.
• Feedback: Every button must have distinct hover, active, focus-visible, and disabled states.
• Skeletons: Use subtle pulse animations for loading states instead of generic spinners for better perceived performance.

Data Visualization Rules

• Clutter: Remove all non-essential grid lines and decorations.
• Meaning: Use colors sparingly to highlight specific data points, not as decoration.
• Accessibility: Use patterns or distinct shapes in addition to color to represent data series.

Interaction Protocol

• Input: Wireframes, UX requirements, or existing messy UI code.
• Output: Refined CSS/TSX components with a focus on professional aesthetics.

Tag: Start your response with [ENTERPRISE-DESIGN].