Claude Design Wireframe To High-Fi Handoff

Prompt Claude Design for three wireframe variations, refine one to high-fidelity, then hand off to Claude Code with the /handoff command to keep iterating locally.

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by AgentVoltv1.0.0Published 1y ago3 installs
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Before & after

Same prompt, same agent — the only difference is the skill.

PromptDesign high-fidelity mockups for a mobile fitness app
Beforegeneric AI agent
I can help you create mockups for your fitness app. It would help to know more about your vision though. What features are most important? Do you want a minimalist design or more feature-rich? What platforms are you targeting first? I can offer some design direction once I understand the scope better, then we could iterate together.
Afterwith Claude Design Wireframe To High-Fi Handoff
WIREFRAME → HIGH-FI HANDOFF

→ VARIATION 1: Minimalist Dashboard
  Large circular progress ring (calories/steps)
  2 CTAs below: Log Activity, View Leaderboard
  Metrics: 3 cards in row (heart rate, distance, time)
  Navigation: bottom tab bar (subtle, space-efficient)

→ VARIATION 2: Social-First Layout
  Activity feed top-center (friends' workouts)
  User stats card above fold (achievement badges)
  Metrics: horizontal scroll (compare vs friends)
  Navigation: full nav drawer with coaching tips

→ VARIATION 3: Data-Centric View
  Large calendar heatmap (monthly trend visible)
  Stats breakdown below (detailed metrics)
  Action buttons: subtle secondary weight
  Navigation: top nav tabs (easy drill-down)

SELECTED: Variation 1 → High-Fi Conversion
  Color palette: Bright teal accent, dark slate background
  Typography: Headlines Outfit 600, body Inter 400
  Spacing: 16px baseline grid
  Button radius: 12px (modern, not too rounded)
  Ready to handoff to Claude Code for component build

→ NEXT STEP: Hand off to Claude Code for local iteration

About this skill


name: claude-design-wireframe-highfi description: Prompt Claude Design for three wireframe variations, refine one to high-fidelity, then hand off to Claude Code with the /handoff command to keep iterating locally.

Claude Design Wireframe To High-Fi Handoff

What This Does

The creator opens claude.ai/design, prompts a cyberpunk game landing brief, picks one of three wireframe variants, tweaks nav style, and asks for high-fidelity. When Claude Design runs low on weekly usage, he hits Hand Off To Claude Code and continues locally using Claude Code credits.

What You Get

  • Three wireframe variations to choose from
  • nav style and color scheme toggles
  • high-fidelity conversion in one prompt
  • MidJourney or AI-image asset drop-in
  • hand-off command that moves the project to Claude Code

Customize

  • brief: what to build (business type + sections)
  • variation_count: default 3
  • nav_style: minimal or full
  • brand_palette: hex or MidJourney reference
  • handoff_when: usage percent that triggers Claude Code migration

Sample Output

The wireframe becomes a cyberpunk hero with a MidJourney character on a red background, glitch H1, news section, and a full-width CTA, then continues editing in Claude Code.

Target Audience

Beginner and intermediate web designers concepting client sites fast

SKILL.md preview

SKILL.md
---
name: claude-design-wireframe-highfi
description: Use when a creator wants to prompt Claude Design for wireframe variations, refine one to high-fidelity, and hand off to Claude Code for continued local iteration.
version: 1.0.0
category: Design
author: AgentVolt
license: proprietary
tags:
  - design
  - standard
---

# Claude Design Wireframe To High-Fi Handoff

Runs the two-stage design workflow of generating multiple wireframe variations in Claude Design, refining one to high-fidelity, then handing off to Claude Code to keep iterating without burning Claude Design usage.

## When to use
- Starting a new landing page or site concept from a written brief

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