About
The UX Affordances skill provides a comprehensive framework for applying the psychological principles of James J. Gibson and Don Norman to digital interface design. It helps Claude understand and suggest visual properties that communicate how an object should be used—such as making a button look pressable or a link look clickable—without the need for explicit instructions. By using this skill, developers can identify anti-patterns like non-interactive text that resembles a link or flat controls that lack hover states, leading to higher discoverability scores and lower user error rates in their web and mobile applications.
