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unboundx-design

Use when creating UNBOUNDX-branded posters, social covers, key visuals, business cards, employee badges, event materials, UI mockups, or other visual deliverables that must match the company’s dark, minimalist, orange-accent brand system and bundled brand assets.

Installation

$ npx skills add makerjackie/unboundx-logo --skill unboundx-design

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SKILL.md

UNBOUNDX Design

Use this skill whenever the output must look unmistakably like UNBOUNDX.

Quick Start

  1. Identify the deliverable and final format: poster, social cover, badge, business card, key visual, UI mockup, or campaign graphic.
  2. Read references/brand-asset-inventory.md first.
  3. If the task matches a common scenario, read references/scenario-playbooks.md.
  4. Start from the nearest asset in assets/materials/svg/ or assets/templates/ instead of redrawing from zero.
  5. Deliver editable source first when possible (.svg, .html, or layered vector-friendly output), then export raster if requested.

Brand Core

  • Vibe: hard-tech, precise, minimalist, confident, game-changer.
  • Default theme: deep dark mode only. Never switch to pure black #000000.
  • Primary accent: #F26122 (Aerospace Orange) for highlights, CTA points, key data, and selective emphasis.
  • Core dark neutrals: #050505, #101012, #1A1A1E.
  • Primary text: #FFFFFF; secondary text: #A0A0A5; tertiary text: #606065.
  • Typography: Outfit for English, numbers, headlines, and UI utility text; Noto Sans SC for Chinese.

Composition Rules

  • Use strong negative space and asymmetric tension. Avoid “everything centered, everything boxed.”
  • Prefer 1px borders and structural lines over heavy cards, thick shadows, or decorative chrome.
  • Let dark space dominate; orange should punctuate, not flood the canvas.
  • Use the symbol mark on compact square surfaces; use the full lockup on wide brand-forward layouts; use the stacked lockup when height is available but width is tight.
  • Keep the logo away from edges and noisy copy blocks. Preserve generous breathing room.
  • Mix oversized headlines with compact utility text, timestamps, labels, or metadata.

Anti-Patterns

  • No glassmorphism.
  • No blue/purple “AI gradients.”
  • No soft bubbly cards, glow halos, or generic futuristic UI clichés.
  • No over-rounded shapes unless the scene explicitly demands them.
  • No orange-drenched layouts; the base should still feel obsidian-first.

Asset Routing

  • Logo system: assets/logos/
  • Existing brand compositions: assets/materials/
  • New starter templates for reusable scenarios: assets/templates/

Scenario Routing

  • Event poster / meetup / workshop / salon: use assets/templates/unboundx-ai-meetup-poster.svg or adapt assets/materials/svg/unboundx-poster.svg
  • Social cover / announcement banner: start from assets/materials/svg/unboundx-social-cover.svg
  • Key visual / hero graphic: start from assets/materials/svg/unboundx-key-visual.svg
  • App splash / launch frame: start from assets/materials/svg/unboundx-app-splash.svg
  • Business card: start from assets/templates/unboundx-business-card.svg
  • Employee badge / work card / event pass: start from assets/templates/unboundx-employee-badge.svg

Output Expectations

  • Match the requested aspect ratio, medium, and resolution.
  • Use editable vector output whenever the artifact is primarily graphic.
  • If the user asks for a visual draft first, keep text/placeholders editable and clearly labeled.
  • Report which logo variant, starter asset, and color strategy were used.
  • If information is missing, use obvious placeholders rather than inventing sensitive details.