A technical reference for implementing Microsoft Fluent Design System 2 in Windows 11 and Electron applications.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install fluent-design
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install fluent-design using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Prefer to download?
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
What is Fluent Design Practical Reference?
This specialized module within Openclaw Skills provides a deep technical dive into the Microsoft Fluent Design System. It serves as an essential resource for developers building Windows 11 applications, covering the implementation of Mica and Acrylic materials, semantic color systems, and WinUI 3 control specifications. By utilizing Openclaw Skills, developers can ensure their Electron or native apps adhere to the five pillars of Fluent: Light, Depth, Motion, Material, and Scale, providing a seamless user experience that matches the modern Windows aesthetic.
Beyond basic aesthetics, this skill addresses the technical nuances of Windows-specific rendering. It provides actionable code snippets for CSS materials and TypeScript window configurations, bridging the gap between web-based technologies and native OS expectations. Whether you are building with WinUI 3 or adapting an Electron app, this Openclaw Skills resource ensures your design remains consistent, performant, and accessible.
Fluent Design Practical Reference Use Cases
- Architecting high-fidelity UI for Windows desktop apps using WinUI, Electron, or WPF.
- Implementing native-feeling Windows aesthetics for cross-platform web applications.
- Visual adaptation of Electron apps to support Windows 11 features like Mica backgrounds and title bar overlays.
- Auditing current application designs to ensure they meet modern Openclaw Skills standards for Fluent Design compliance.
How Fluent Design Practical Reference Works
- The AI agent or developer triggers the skill through the Openclaw Skills interface to retrieve specific design specifications.
- The system analyzes the requested UI component or layout against Fluent 2 design pillars.
- Exact CSS, TypeScript, or design specifications are provided for materials like Mica, Acrylic, and Smoke.
- Layout elements are verified against the standard Windows 11 elevation, typography, and corner radius hierarchies.
- The skill offers platform-specific rendering optimizations, such as configuring ClearType subpixel font smoothing for Windows environments.
Fluent Design Practical Reference Setup
To integrate this design system reference into your development workflow, ensure you have your agent environment initialized. Use the following command to add this resource to your Openclaw Skills library:
openclaw install fluent-design
Once installed, the reference can be queried for specific WinUI 3 control specs, typography scales, or Electron window adaptation snippets without further API configuration.
Fluent Design Practical Reference Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill organizes design data into several structured categories to ensure consistent implementation across all Openclaw Skills projects:
| Data Category | Specification Focus | Implementation Format |
|---|---|---|
| Materials | Mica, Acrylic, and Smoke opacity/blur | CSS Backdrop-filter |
| Colors | System Accent, Semantic Text, and Status | HEX / RGBA |
| Typography | Segoe UI Variable hierarchy and weights | CSS Font Stacks |
| Controls | Standard heights, padding, and radii | Pixel Units |
| Elevation | Shadow levels for depth perception | Box-shadow Arrays |
| Animation | Duration and Easing curves | Cubic-bezier |
| Navigation | NavigationView and TabView patterns | Layout Logic |
Fluent Design Practical Reference Advanced Features
- Dynamic calculation of nested corner radii to maintain the inner-outer 2px variance rule.
- Platform-aware font smoothing logic to distinguish between macOS antialiasing and Windows ClearType rendering.
- Automatic conversion of WinUI 3 Gallery specs into production-ready CSS for Electron applications.
- Support for system-wide accent color adaptation, ensuring apps react to user personalization settings.
- Comprehensive checklist for design audits provided through Openclaw Skills to verify production readiness.
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