Skills For Designers and Engineers For designers and engineers to help them build better user interfaces. Knowing whether you made a right choice when it comes to animations, or design in general, is hard. These skills aim to help you get to those right decisions faster. They are based on my years of experience working at companies like Vercel and Linear. All the skills here are a side effect of domain expertise. AI doesn’t replace such expertise, it amplifies what you can get out of it and makes you way better relative to others. So learn to code, design, or develop expertise in any other field. It’s extremely valuable. You can stay up to date with my skills here: Sign Up To The Newsletter Install [安装/使用命令见下方] Why use it? Agents don’t have great taste I have seen plenty of times that agents don’t pick the right ingredients for an animation. An ease in easing for an enter animation when it’s supposed to be ease out (here’s why). Or they choose a solid border instead of a semi transparent shadow for your UIs. All these small things compound and make your interface either amazing, or just... not that great. As explained in Agents with Taste, these skills list all the little mistakes agents can potentially make and explain how to fix them. This is your shortcut to great interfaces. A shortcut to stand out in a sea of slop. Reference emil design eng — The main skill that consists of mostly animation, but also some design advice. review animations — Review your animations in a strict way, based on my rules. improve animations — Audit all the animations in your codebase and get prioritized, self contained plans that any agent can execute. find animation opportunities — Search your UI for places that would genuinely benefit from motion, while also telling you what not to animate. animation vocabulary — Get better animations from an AI by telling it exactly what you want by using the right words. apple design — Apple’s principles for interface design and fluid motion, disti