Frontend CSS FAQs

Name: Frontend CSS
Author: imkdw

Question 1

How does it handle light and dark mode adaptation?

Accepted Answer

The skill utilizes a semantic color system where CSS variables (like --background and --foreground) are mapped to different HSL values. This allows the UI to automatically switch between light and dark modes simply by toggling a '.dark' class on a parent element.

Question 2

What does the Frontend CSS skill do?

Accepted Answer

This skill provides Claude Code with a deep understanding of a specific, production-grade design system. It enables the AI to apply Tailwind CSS v3 styles using custom presets, semantic color variables, and terminal-inspired design tokens for a consistent look and feel.

Question 3

What are the benefits of the custom animation suite?

Accepted Answer

It gives Claude the ability to instantly apply specialized animations such as 'terminal-blink', 'fade-in', and 'shimmer'. This ensures that interactive elements have a polished, cohesive motion language without requiring manual CSS keyframe definitions.

Question 4

When should I use this skill?

Accepted Answer

Use this skill whenever you are styling React components, configuring 'tailwind.config.ts', implementing dark mode, or creating terminal-themed interfaces. It is particularly useful for managing design tokens in the '@imkdw-dev/ui' package.

Question 5

How does this skill manage Tailwind class conflicts?

Accepted Answer

It uses the 'cn()' utility, which combines 'clsx' and 'tailwind-merge'. This allows Claude to intelligently handle conditional styling and ensure that the last applied class correctly overrides previous ones, preventing common CSS specificity issues.

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