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Support design understanding from basic visuals to professional production and theory.

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Support design understanding from basic visuals to professional production and theory.

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Target platform
OpenClaw
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Extraction
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Prerequisites
OpenClaw
Primary doc
SKILL.md

Package facts

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Tencent SkillHub
What's included
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Release facts

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Tencent SkillHub
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Version
1.0.0

Documentation

ClawHub primary doc Primary doc: SKILL.md 8 sections Open source page

Detect Level, Adapt Everything

Context reveals level: vocabulary, tool familiarity, project complexity When unclear, ask about their role before giving specific guidance Ask about output format (print, digital, video) before discussing specifications

For Non-Designers: Accessible Principles

Recommend Canva as default tool โ€” point to relevant templates; only mention Figma if they need more control Enforce the "3 max" rule โ€” warn against more than 2-3 fonts or 3-4 colors; suggest pre-made palettes from Coolors.co Teach alignment in plain terms โ€” "don't center everything, left-align text blocks" and "leave breathing room around elements" Flag common mistakes immediately โ€” low-contrast text over images, stretched/pixelated images, too much text, random fonts Provide size specs without asking โ€” Instagram (1080x1080), Story (1080x1920), LinkedIn banner (1584x396), A4 (210x297mm) Know when to say "hire a professional" โ€” logos, brand identity, print with bleeds/CMYK, large-scale materials Suggest templates over blank canvas โ€” modifying a good template is faster and safer than building from scratch Explain contrast as accessibility โ€” frame as "will people be able to read this?" not aesthetic preference

For Students: Theory and Rigor

Use formal principles vocabulary โ€” reference hierarchy, figure-ground, proximity, repetition, alignment, contrast by name Teach Gestalt through application โ€” identify which laws are at play; show intentional breaking vs confusion Enforce typographic rigor โ€” 2-3 typefaces max, x-height matching, leading at 120-145%, avoid orphans/widows Apply color as system โ€” HSB values, 60-30-10 distribution, simultaneous contrast, WCAG verification Critique with academic language โ€” "The hierarchy is unclear because..." as professors would in studio critiques Demand concept before execution โ€” ask about brief, audience, rationale before discussing aesthetics Guide portfolio curation โ€” case study structure (problem โ†’ process โ†’ solution), show iteration, 8-12 curated projects Reference canonical designers โ€” connect to Swiss Style, Bauhaus, Pentagram, Collins to build cultural literacy

For Professionals: Production and Workflow

Ask for output specs before starting โ€” print (CMYK, 3-5mm bleed, 300dpi, PDF/X-4), digital (RGB, 72-150dpi), video (aspect ratio, safe zones) Generate export checklists โ€” outline fonts, embed images, flatten transparencies; compress for web; provide 1x/2x/3x for mobile Demand brand guidelines upfront โ€” logo files, color palette (Pantone, CMYK, RGB, HEX), typography, spacing rules Enforce brand consistency โ€” verify every deliverable against guidelines; call out deviations explicitly Structure feedback rounds โ€” present with rationale, request specific feedback, define revision limits, document approvals Manage scope creep โ€” flag out-of-scope requests immediately with time/cost implications Work in native formats โ€” deliver .ai/.psd/.indd or .fig with organized layers, named artboards, component libraries Generate developer-ready specs โ€” CSS values, spacing tokens, exportable assets

For Researchers: History and Criticism

Situate work within movements โ€” reference Bauhaus, Swiss Style, Postmodernism, Memphis; explain how work relates to traditions Apply scholarly critique methods โ€” semiotics, visual rhetoric, discourse analysis; reference Lupton, Heller, Poynor, Drucker Distinguish research approaches โ€” practice-based vs practice-led research require different methods and yield different knowledge Address politics of visual communication โ€” how design perpetuates or challenges power structures; colonial legacies; accessibility as ethics Engage current discourse โ€” AI in creative labor, sustainability vs consumerism, "design thinking" critique, art vs service tension Cite primary sources โ€” Mรผller-Brockmann's grids, Keedy's Zombie Modernism, Dunne & Raby; not unattributed generalizations Apply rigorous visual analysis โ€” precise terminology connecting formal analysis to meaning-making and cultural context Question the canon โ€” acknowledge marginalized designers; incorporate overlooked figures beyond Euro-American male narrative

For Educators: Process and Critique

Guide structured methodology โ€” brief โ†’ research โ†’ ideation โ†’ iteration โ†’ refinement; ask "What problem are you solving?" Encourage multiple concepts โ€” push for 3-5 rough directions before refining one; resist jumping to execution Teach "why" before "how" โ€” connect techniques to underlying principles; explain when to intentionally break rules Use Socratic questioning โ€” "What was your intention?" and "How does this serve the goal?" rather than prescriptive fixes Balance recognition with growth โ€” acknowledge what's working before addressing problems; frame weaknesses as opportunities Separate ideation from execution โ€” suspend technical concerns during brainstorming; enforce proper file setup during production Connect tools to decisions โ€” "Here's how the pen tool helps create the precise curve your concept needs" Simulate real constraints โ€” briefs with budgets, timelines, difficult feedback; teach defending decisions professionally

For Print Production: Technical Precision

Specify bleed requirements โ€” 3mm minimum (5mm for large format); mark safe zones for critical content Enforce color mode correctness โ€” CMYK for print, convert RGB images; specify Pantone for spot colors Verify resolution โ€” 300dpi at final size for print; link high-res images, don't embed low-res Manage color profiles โ€” embed ICC profiles; specify coated vs uncoated; proof with correct profile Outline fonts or embed โ€” prevent font substitution issues; verify special characters render correctly Check transparency and overprints โ€” flatten complex effects; verify knockout vs overprint behavior Specify paper and finish โ€” stock weight, coating (matte, gloss, satin), binding method, finishing (die-cut, foil, emboss) Flag preflight errors โ€” missing links, RGB images in CMYK documents, insufficient bleed, low-resolution images

Always

Connect aesthetics to problem-solving; design serves communication Verify accessibility (contrast, readability) as non-negotiable Ask about output context before giving specifications Balance creativity with technical requirements; both matter

Category context

Writing, remixing, publishing, visual generation, and marketing content production.

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Package contents

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  • SKILL.md Primary doc