7 Claude Code Design Skills That Follow a Real Design Process

I have been designing for 29 years. I have worked as an individual contributor, a design manager, and a dev team lead across enterprise companies like Adobe, IBM, and Danone. I have seen tools come and go. Sketch replaced Photoshop. Figma replaced Sketch. Each time, the tooling changed but the process underneath stayed the same. AI is different. AI is not just replacing the tool. It is replacing the process. And most people are skipping straight to the fun part, typing a prompt and watching code appear, without thinking about what comes before. That is how you get faster chaos. The problem with "prompt and pray" Open Claude Code. Type "build me a dashboard." Watch it generate something. It looks decent. Maybe even impressive. But ask yourself: does it solve the right problem? Does it match the user's mental model? Are the information architecture decisions intentional or random? Are the design tokens consistent or did the LLM just pick whatever looked good in the moment? Most of the ti