Minimalist UI Simplifier

The Minimalist UI Simplifier applies a structured Delete-Demote-Defer framework to any screen or workflow you describe. It starts by identifying the single primary task the screen must serve, then inventories every element against that task, sorting each into three buckets: remove entirely, push into a sub-menu or secondary flow, or keep at surface level. The output is not a vague suggestion to 'clean things up' — it is a documented triage with a rationale for each decision, a stakeholder defense guide to prevent re-cluttering in review meetings, and a developer-ready implementation checklist.

To use it, describe the screen you want simplified — paste a description, share a screenshot, or narrate the current layout — and explain what users are trying to accomplish there. For example: 'This is a SaaS dashboard settings page with 14 form fields, 3 toggle panels, and a sidebar navigation. Users mostly come here just to update their billing details.' That context is enough for the skill to begin its triage.

A typical output excerpt might look like this — Delete: 'API usage graph (only 4% of users access billing settings for this reason; move to a dedicated Analytics section).' Demote: 'Tax ID and VAT fields (visible only to enterprise plan users; show conditionally behind a disclosure toggle).' Keep: 'Payment method card and Update Billing button (primary task; surface at top, maximum contrast).' The audit continues in this format across every element inventoried, closing with a whitespace reallocation note and a checklist of implementation steps.