About ui-layout-analyzer
A skill for analyzing UI screenshots into structured descriptions of page layout, visual hierarchy, controls, and likely workflows. It is intended for requests to understand an existing interface, not to design one or review its code.
Key features
- 01Identifies overall page structure
- 02Breaks screens into sections
- 03Describes visible controls and states
- 04Infers likely user workflows
Use cases
- 01Documenting a screenshot's layout
- 02Understanding controls in an unfamiliar interface
- 03Summarizing likely navigation and form behavior
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ yangsonhung/ awesome-agent-skills --skill ui-layout-analyzerAfter installing, type/ui-layout-analyzerin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEUI Layout Analyzer
Overview
Analyze a provided UI screenshot and output a structured layout description plus functional analysis. The skill focuses on interface screenshots, describing page structure, visual sections, hierarchy, controls, and likely user workflows without designing new UI or reviewing implementation code.
When to Use
Use this skill when the user provides a UI image and requests analysis.
Do not use
Do not use this skill for:
- Non-UI images (photos, diagrams, charts that are not interface screenshots)
- Requests to design or create UI (use ui-ux-pro-max instead)
- Code review of UI implementation (use code-reviewer instead)
Instructions
Follow this format exactly:
## UI Layout Description
### Overall Structure
Describe the overall structure type (modal dialog/full page/sidebar/drawer), background color, rounded corners, shadows, etc. End with "---".
---
### Section N: Section Name
- Specific description items
- Use bullet points for key elements
[Continue describing each section...]
---
## Function Description
| Function Module | Description |
|---|---|
| **Module Name** | Function description |
Analysis Steps
1. Identify Overall Structure
- Page type: Modal dialog / Full page / Sidebar / Bottom drawer
- Background: White/gray/gradient/image background
- Special elements: Rounded corners, shadows, borders, dividers
2. Divide into Sections
Identify sections top to bottom, each containing:
- Section type: Header / Tab bar / Content area / List / Table / Input area / Action bar
- Key elements: Icons, text, buttons, input fields
- Layout: Left-aligned/centered/right-aligned, horizontal/vertical
3. Identify Interactive Elements
- Buttons: Primary (filled) / Secondary (text) / Icon buttons
- Inputs: Single-line/multiline text/dropdown/date picker
- Selectors: Radio/checkbox/switch/tab switch
- Lists: List items, grid layout, card layout
4. Describe Functions
Infer functions from visual elements:
- Form: Input, validation, submit
- Navigation: Jump, tab switch, back
- Display: List, detail, carousel
- Feedback: Toast, modal, loading state
Notes
- Recognize and include all text visible in the image
- Mark states (disabled/selected/expanded) when visible
- Use Arabic numerals for section numbers (1, 2, 3...)
- Keep descriptions concise but complete