meisijiya-minimalist-ui
version: 0.1.0
meisijiya-minimalist-ui
Attribution. This skill is a meisijiya adaptation of Leonxlnx/taste-skill's
minimalist-skill(install nameminimalist-ui), originally written by Leon Linnx and released under MIT License. The aesthetic protocol is preserved; the skill has been rewritten to fit the meisijiya 6-section skill-anatomy format and the OMO collaboration model.
Overview
When the brief names a Linear / Notion / editorial / utilitarian / premium-product aesthetic, this skill constrains the frontend agent to the discipline that produces that look: warm monochrome neutrals (off-white / bone / charcoal) with a few desaturated pastel accents only for semantic meaning; serif display + sans body + monospace for data and meta; asymmetric bento grids; ultra-flat 8–12px radius bordered components; under-stated motion. The result reads as a high-end product surface, not a template.
This is not an entry-level aesthetic for raw greenfield landing pages. It is a specific direction to plug into meisijiya-frontend-taste when the aesthetic family has already been named.
When to Use
Use when:
- Brief names
Linear,Notion,editorial,utilitarian,premium utilitarian,minimalist,document-style,calm,Notion-vibes - Product surface, not a marketing landing (the brief uses words like "app", "interface", "console", "workspace")
- User explicitly wants the high-end feel of
LinearorNotion, not Awwwards / brutalist / playful / agency / dark tech