A skill for designing information software based on Bret Victor's "Magic Ink" principles.
Use this skill when the user is designing or building software where the primary purpose is to help users learn, understand, compare, and make decisions - such as dashboards, search results, calendars, finance apps, recommendation systems, listings, or any interface where users seek answers rather than manipulate objects.
Start by asking: "What questions is the user trying to answer?"
Design principles from Bret Victor's "Magic Ink" for building information software. Use when designing dashboards, search results, calendars, finance apps, or any interface where users seek answers rather than manipulate objects. Ask "what can the user learn?" not "what can the user do?" Source: madeyexz/ian-skills-agents.