LegalDesign · how the skill works

How LegalDesign works

The skill uses the audience and source material to choose a form and encode its meaning. It builds two complete approaches with the same design components, then checks the result.

Three design decisions

Audience + relationshipReader, purpose and factsguides thechoiceRepresentationDiagram, table or textdefines themappingVisual encodingPosition, order and scale

Design method: audience, form and encoding.

Intake

Up to three unanswered questions clarify the reader, purpose, sources or first-use colors. It uses structured choices when available, otherwise concise chat.

Design decisions

Compare plausible forms, including text or a table. Choose the one that expresses the relationship, then specify what position, order, scale or enclosure means.

Two complete approaches

A and B organize the same material differently. One global selector switches the complete approach; individual cards and figures have no A/B controls.

Export options

Export HTML keeps the selected approach, edits and intended interactions. Export template keeps both structures with descriptive placeholders instead of matter content.

Attach the completed work and name its audience. The output is one responsive page or a slide sequence, with explanations in popups and links to original sources.

This maintained component reference describes the current skill. New artifacts use two complete approaches; the saved variants here preserve legacy reference compatibility.