UI UX Pro Max official-site hero — Design Intelligence, with cards for 57 styles, 95 palettes, and more

320K people installed this skill

You don’t need design taste for this

“The features are done… so why does it still look cheap?” — this skill is for that moment. Graft a design brain onto the AI and the same prompt produces a screen like the one below. 320K people already got the graft.

Spa landing without the skill — purple gradients and emoji icons — We ran it ourselves. **Left** is just “make a spa landing page.” **Right** is the same line, with this skill on. The skill first picks “spa → elegant serif + trust colors + reviews up front,” then writes the code.

Spa landing with the skill on — elegant serifs and a booking-first layout — We ran it ourselves. **Left** is just “make a spa landing page.” **Right** is the same line, with this skill on. The skill first picks “spa → elegant serif + trust colors + reviews up front,” then writes the code.

Install is one paste

No terminal. No command-line homework. Paste the prompt below into Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever AI chat you use, and it’ll find the install path that fits your machine.

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Paste this into your AI, word for word
Install this skill for me. https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill
If the terminal is home for you, this is the install command.
npx skills add https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill --skill ui-ux-pro-max
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Once it’s in, ask this
Show me how to use the ui-ux-pro-max skill I just installed, in plain language. Then pick one thing I can try right now in my current setup and do it.

It needs Python. If you don’t have it, the AI will say so first and help you install it.

In three lines

Use it when

You burned 30 minutes on color, another 30 on type. You told the AI “make it pretty” and got that purple page you’ve already seen.

What’s inside

96 industry palettes, 67 UI styles, 57 font pairings, 99 UX rules. Say “make a spa landing” and the AI looks up a matching combo in that dictionary first.

What it won’t do

It won’t invent your brand’s taste. For that you still have to show it references you actually like.

What people actually said

We didn’t cherry-pick the nice ones. Three that helped, three that stung — moved over as written.

The helpful side

“The difference is immediately visible. Layouts that look like a human designer touched them, not a model trained on Tailwind UI screenshots.” dev.to
— Steven Gonsalvez, developer
“Within the styles that do work, the tool generates decent UI, and it does it fast — in my experience, faster than Figma Make or Google Stitch.” medium.com
— Kavita, working UX designer
“It’s not perfect. No automated system will replace truly great human designers. But it raises the floor dramatically — instead of every AI-generated interface looking like the same bland template.” medium.com
— Abhinav Dobhal, developer

The disappointing side

“The output got better fast. The code, the layout. What didn’t get better was taste.” reddit.com
— A developer who used it for months
“It claims “50+ styles,” but maybe 15–20 are actually recognizable. The rest are weak variations. And if you don’t have a dev background, the entry barrier is unnecessarily high.” medium.com
— Kavita, working UX designer
“It’s a poorer fit for teams that already have their own design system — the generator ends up competing with the system you already have. “Pro Max” is marketing.” ghtrends.dev
— Open-source review editor

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