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Candy design skill for AI agents

Overview

Candy is a playful candy-shop design system skill file for AI coding assistants. It creates cheerful interfaces with soft pink surfaces, deep wine brand color, bubblegum accents, rounded cards, candy-gradient buttons, and bold Ubuntu typography.

The system is high-contrast, sweet, and expressive without losing component discipline. It works well when generated UI should feel joyful, consumer-friendly, and visually distinct.

Design Tokens

Color Palette

Candy uses a wine and bubblegum palette that stays legible across light and dark modes.

Token Value Purpose
Surface #FAEBF1 Soft pink page and section background
Panel #F5D6E3 Card surfaces and derived component layers
Brand #4F1135 Primary brand color, buttons, and strong accents
Brand Strong #3A0B27 Deep wine contrast, borders, and active states
Heading #3C0D28 High-emphasis headings
Body #6E4258 Paragraphs, labels, and supporting copy

Dark mode deepens the palette into wine surfaces with brighter pink brand accents. Tokens should be used consistently so the UI stays candy-like rather than becoming generic pink.

Typography

Candy uses Ubuntu across headings, body, buttons, and labels. The rounded sans-serif character reinforces the sweet visual tone while staying clear enough for forms, navigation, and product content.

Headings use bold weight, body text stays readable, and filled button labels use medium weight with a subtle wine-toned text shadow.

Spacing and Shape

Candy uses an 8px spacing rhythm, 96px symmetric section spacing, 1152px containers, and generous rounded components. Cards use 24px radius, while buttons use 8px corners or full pills.

Layouts should maintain one shared pink section surface rather than alternating backgrounds. Component depth comes from derived surface steps, borders, and soft wine-toned shadows.

Component Language

Cards are rounded pink panels with 1px borders and soft shadows. Brand buttons use a layered candy gradient: a bubblegum-to-wine fill framed by a lighter-to-darker gradient rim. Hover, focus, disabled, and active states should be explicit so the playful style remains usable.

Best For

Use Candy for consumer apps, playful SaaS, creator tools, event pages, product launches, games-adjacent UI, and generated interfaces that need a bright, memorable, high-energy visual identity.

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