Frontend & UI
design-skills · Editorial
Magazine layout in Gelasio serif on a strict 8pt grid.
What it is
A design-system guideline skill for a modern editorial look: Gelasio serif for both body and display, Ubuntu Mono, near-black #111111 on white surfaces, and an 8pt baseline grid.
Magazine-inspired editorial layout with refined serif typography, structured grids, and elegant reading experiences.
Why it matters for design
- Serif display and body from one family keeps long reading passages typographically consistent.
- An 8pt baseline grid enforces vertical rhythm across headings, body copy, and spacing.
- Accessibility bar includes reduced-motion support, 44px touch targets, and high-contrast handling.
What it covers
- Style foundations
- Accessibility
- Guideline authoring workflow
- Required output structure
- Component rule expectations
- Quality gates
How to install
design-skills · Editorial
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Clone the repo.
git clone https://github.com/bergside/awesome-design-skills -
Point Codex at the skill file.
skills/editorial/SKILL.md -
Then describe the UI you want. Codex follows the skill.
How to run it with Codex
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Ask Codex to restate the design intent, then define tokens before touching components.
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Request component rules covering anatomy, variants, states, and responsive behavior.
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Close with the QA checklist so a code reviewer can verify the output.
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