Mobile App AI Interface Image Generation

Problem

AI-generated mobile UI often collapses into defaults: one polished home screen followed by filler pages, too many floating cards and pills, weak safe-area handling, tiny unreadable text, weak navigation logic, and web-like layouts forced into phone frames. This skill frames the task as mobile product art direction rather than generic app mockups, aiming for app-native, readable, flow-aware multi-screen images.

How It Works

The skill scopes its output to image-only and focuses on mobile application screen direction:

• Use cases: onboarding, auth, home dashboards, profile, settings, chat, ecommerce, fintech, health, social, and utilities.
• Suppression of common defaults: avoid meaningless random charts, heavy gradients, purposeless glassmorphism, random bright colors, generic startup palettes, and device frames that dominate the actual screen content.
• Multi-screen consistency: keep a controlled color palette, spacing, component density, and navigation logic across generated screens so the set reads like one product rather than scattered assets.

It does not generate frontend code and is not intended for image-to-code, websites, landing pages, or desktop dashboards. Provide the app type, target platform, brand tone, core flow, and style constraints to get more believable mobile screen concepts.