Agentman Style Guide

Overview

This skill provides the comprehensive Agentman design system for building professional, trust-inspiring interfaces. The system emphasizes restraint, consistency, and clarity—avoiding the "AI-generated" aesthetic of gradients, glassmorphism, and excessive animations.

When to Use This Skill

  • Creating React/Next.js components with Tailwind CSS
  • Building landing pages, marketing sites, or product UI
  • Designing presentations, documents, or visual assets
  • Reviewing designs for brand consistency
  • Writing marketing copy, CTAs, or headlines

Core Design Principles

  1. Trust through restraint - Professional, clean design builds credibility
  2. Consistency = professionalism - Predictable patterns reduce cognitive load
  3. Clarity = competence - Clear communication demonstrates expertise

Quick Reference

Tech Stack

  • Next.js 14.2.5 (Pages Router)
  • Tailwind CSS 3.4
  • Shadcn/UI (New York style)
  • lucide-react icons
  • Framer Motion (sparingly)

Key Color Decisions

Element Color Token HEX
Body text charcoal-950 #141413
Headings charcoal-950 #141413
Primary CTA agentman-500 #CC785C
CTA hover agentman-600 #A65945
Title accent agentman-400 #D97757
Section bg light agentman-75 #F0EEE6
Section bg medium agentman-150 #E3DACC

Button Hierarchy

  1. Primary (orange) - Page-level CTAs only: bg-agentman-500 hover:bg-agentman-600 text-white
  2. Secondary (dark) - Important actions: bg-charcoal-950 text-agentman-50
  3. Tertiary (neutral) - Card buttons: bg-white border border-gray-300 text-gray-900
  4. Outline - Less emphasis: border-slate-300 text-slate-900

Critical Rules

ALWAYS:

  • Use charcoal-950 for all body text
  • Use solid backgrounds (white, agentman-75, agentman-150)
  • Use one consistent icon color per section
  • Keep animations subtle (color/shadow transitions only)
  • Use viewport={{ once: true }} on scroll animations

NEVER:

  • Gradients on buttons or text
  • Glassmorphism (backdrop-blur, bg-white/60)
  • Floating orbs or blur blobs
  • Rainbow icons (different colors per icon)
  • whileHover={{ scale }} or lift effects
  • rounded-3xl (use rounded-lg or rounded-xl)

Workflow

For New Components

  1. Read references/components.md for code patterns
  2. Apply colors from references/colors.md
  3. Follow typography from references/typography.md
  4. Check against references/anti-patterns.md
  5. Verify with implementation checklist below

For Marketing Copy

  1. Read references/voice-tone.md for guidelines
  2. Use clear, specific language (no buzzwords)
  3. Write CTAs as actions ("Start building" not "Learn more")

For Design Reviews

  1. Run through implementation checklist
  2. Check references/anti-patterns.md for violations
  3. Verify color/typography consistency

Implementation Checklist

Before shipping any component:

  • Primary CTAs use agentman-500 (not gradients)
  • Hover states use agentman-600
  • Card buttons use neutral colors (white bg, gray border)
  • All body text uses charcoal-950
  • Backgrounds are solid (no glassmorphism)
  • Section backgrounds alternate: white → agentman-75 → agentman-150
  • No floating orbs or blur blobs
  • Animations are subtle (color/shadow only)
  • Icons use consistent colors within sections
  • Border radius is rounded-lg or rounded-xl
  • Only one H1 per page
  • WCAG AA contrast maintained (4.5:1)

Resources

This skill includes detailed reference documentation:

  • references/colors.md - Complete color palette with usage guidelines
  • references/typography.md - Font families, type scale, examples
  • references/components.md - Button, card, badge, hero, tab patterns with code
  • references/spacing.md - Spacing system and container widths
  • references/animations.md - Allowed animations and timing
  • references/voice-tone.md - Writing guidelines, CTAs, headlines
  • references/anti-patterns.md - What NOT to do with examples

To use detailed specifications, read the appropriate reference file for the task at hand.

Agentman Style Guide

By Agentman

This skill should be used when creating Agentman-branded UI components, landing pages, marketing materials, or any visual assets. It provides the complete design system including colors, typography, component patterns, spacing, animations, voice/tone guidelines, and anti-patterns to avoid. Use for React/Tailwind implementations, design reviews, or ensuring brand consistency.

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Included Files

  • SKILL.md(4.6 KB)— shown above

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