# UI UX Pro Max By **nextlevelbuilder** ยท Skills Open-source AI design intelligence skill for Claude Code: UI styles, color palettes, font pairings, and UX guidelines in one searchable database. - Source: https://www.uupm.cc/ - Repository: https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill - Tags: open-source, cli, design-system, claude-code, tailwind, ui, ux - Pricing: free - Upvotes: 0 ## Features - Design system generation from plain-language prompts using 161 industry-specific reasoning rules - BM25-ranked multi-domain search across style, color, typography, landing pattern, and UX domains - Up to 67 UI styles including Glassmorphism, Claymorphism, Brutalism, Liquid Glass, and Dark Mode (OLED) - 161 color palettes with industry-specific tokens (Primary, Secondary, CTA, Background, Text, Border) - 57 curated font pairings with Google Fonts imports and mood-based recommendations - 25 chart type recommendations with library suggestions (Chart.js, Recharts, D3.js) and accessibility notes - 17 tech stack support: React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, SwiftUI, React Native, Flutter, shadcn/ui, Three.js, and more - Pre-delivery checklist: SVG icons, WCAG AA contrast, hover states, reduced-motion, responsive breakpoints --- ## Why it matters Design decisions are the last mile that most AI coding tools skip. UI UX Pro Max (v2.0) fills that gap by embedding a structured design database directly into the AI's context, so the model reasons about color, typography, and layout the same way it reasons about logic. ## The big picture UI UX Pro Max is an AI skill (a structured prompt context layer) that wires a curated design intelligence database into Claude Code and compatible agentic IDEs. Per the GitHub README for v2.0, the database contains up to 67 UI styles, 161 color palettes, 57 font pairings, and 161 industry-specific reasoning rules. Note: the project website lists slightly different figures (57 styles, 95 palettes), so treat the README as the more current canonical source for v2.0 numbers. ## How it works When you describe a product in plain language, the skill runs five parallel searches across product type, style, color, landing patterns, and typography domains using BM25-ranked matching. The reasoning engine then applies 161 condition-based JSON rules, filters industry-specific anti-patterns, and outputs a complete design system: recommended layout pattern, color tokens, font pair, key effects, and a pre-delivery checklist. The whole pipeline resolves before a single line of code is written. ## Zoom in The 161 reasoning rules span verticals from Fintech and Healthcare to Web3 and Autonomous Drone Fleet. Each rule encodes a recommended landing pattern, color mood, typography personality, key interaction effects, and an explicit anti-pattern list (for example, banking UIs are flagged to avoid "AI purple/pink gradients"). The skill also supports platform-specific guidance for iOS HIG and Material Design. ## Yes, but The site and the README report different database sizes. The website lists 57 styles and 95 palettes; the README v2.0 lists 67 styles and 161 palettes. This is worth knowing if you are referencing specific counts in a design spec. The GitHub repository at `github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill` is the authoritative source. ## The bottom line If your AI coding workflow produces solid code but generic-looking interfaces, UI UX Pro Max is a direct fix: it injects design reasoning into the prompt context rather than asking you to translate a style guide manually. Run `npx skills add https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill --skill ui-ux-pro-max` to install and start getting opinionated, industry-matched design systems on your next prompt. ## FAQ ### What is UI UX Pro Max? UI UX Pro Max is an open-source AI skill for Claude Code and compatible agentic IDEs that embeds a searchable design intelligence database into the model's prompt context. Version 2.0, per the GitHub README, includes up to 67 UI styles, 161 color palettes, 57 font pairings, 99 UX guidelines, and 161 industry-specific reasoning rules across 17 tech stacks. It is built by the NextLevelBuilder team and licensed as open-source software. The website lists slightly different figures (57 styles, 95 palettes), so the GitHub README is the canonical reference for v2.0. ### How do I install and use UI UX Pro Max? Install it with one npx command: `npx skills add https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill --skill ui-ux-pro-max`. The skill requires Python 3.x, as noted in the README. Once installed, describe your product in plain language inside Claude Code (or another supported IDE), and the skill's reasoning engine runs five parallel BM25-ranked searches across product type, style, color, landing patterns, and typography domains to return a complete design system before any code is generated. ### Is UI UX Pro Max free or open source? Yes, UI UX Pro Max is free and open-source. The GitHub repository carries an open-source license, and the maintainer accepts voluntary PayPal donations; no paid tier or subscription is described in any of the project's sources. The npm CLI package is also publicly available. ### What is UI UX Pro Max best for? It is best for developers building interfaces in specific verticals (SaaS, fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, wellness) who want the AI to produce design-informed code rather than generic output. The 161 industry-specific reasoning rules encode recommended layout patterns, color moods, typography personalities, and explicit anti-patterns per product type, so the output is contextually appropriate rather than generic. It is also strong for projects that need WCAG AA accessibility and responsive breakpoints baked into every generation run via the pre-delivery checklist. ### How does UI UX Pro Max compare to using a generic design prompt or a style guide document? A generic design prompt or pasted style guide puts the burden of interpretation on the model each time, with no structured ranking or filtering. UI UX Pro Max uses BM25-ranked multi-domain search and a JSON rules engine with 161 conditions to systematically match product type to style, palette, and typography, then actively filters anti-patterns for that industry. This means the model does not just receive design information but reasons over it with explicit priority rules, which produces more consistent and industry-appropriate results than ad-hoc prompting. ### What are the limitations or risks of using UI UX Pro Max? As of v2.0, the project's website and GitHub README report different database sizes (the site shows 57 styles and 95 palettes; the README shows 67 styles and 161 palettes), which creates ambiguity if you are citing specific counts in a spec. The skill requires Python 3.x, adding a runtime dependency. It is maintained by a small team with a voluntary donation model, so there is no commercial SLA or guaranteed update cadence. If your project already has a locked design system, the skill's opinionated recommendations may conflict with existing tokens and guidelines. The GitHub repository at `github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill` is the authoritative source for the most current figure --- [View on Analog](https://analoghq.ai/nextlevelbuilder/skills/ui-ux-pro-max)