Someone turned Apple's entire design philosophy into a Claude skill, and it is free.
Don't use it only to build yet another site from scratch. Give it the site you already have, and it will go through the fonts, the spacing, the hierarchy and the layout, and find every small decision that makes it look cheap.
You are not copying Apple. You take its principles and apply them to your business.
The skill installs into Claude Code and runs from there.
A link to it, or its files if you built it with Claude.
The skill is completely free.
Open Claude Code, send it the link and ask it to install the skill. Copy this request:
Install this skill for me: https://github.com/dickwu/apple-design-skill
Once it is installed, give Claude your site and write:
Go through my site using Apple's design principles, find every small decision that makes it look cheap, and fix them.
The skill reads 123 pages of Apple's official design guidelines before it writes a word, then works through your site layer by layer:
Eight principles, including simplicity, familiarity, flexibility and craft.
Text size, color contrast, button size and screen reader support, all with the exact numbers.
Color, fonts, layout, icons and motion. And the key question: does the site have a point of view, or does it look like another template?
Buttons that say what happens when you click them, and error messages that tell people what to do.
Every note comes with what, why and how to fix it.
Claude points at the problem, explains which Apple principle it breaks, and writes the fix. No more "looks fine".
My site looks generic. Give it a point of view without breaking Apple's design principles.
Check my site against Apple's accessibility guidelines and tell me what to fix first.
Go through the signup flow on my site and tell me whether it is clear, and what can be shortened.
Same site. Without the small decisions that make it look cheap.
Install it once, and let Claude go through every page.