What are organisms in the context of Atomic Design?

Organisms are complex UI components that form distinct sections of an interface, such as a header or a product grid, composed of smaller molecules and atoms.

How does this skill improve my frontend workflow?

It provides standardized implementation patterns that ensure your largest UI components are modular, reusable, and follow industry best practices for state management and styling.

Can I use these patterns with frameworks other than React?

Yes, while the examples use React and TypeScript, the architectural principles of Atomic Design organisms apply to any component-based framework like Vue, Svelte, or Flutter.

Does this skill handle responsive design?

Yes, it includes patterns for making complex organisms context-aware and responsive across different screen sizes and device types.

Atomic Design Organisms

Name: Atomic Design Organisms
Author: TheBushidoCollective

byTheBushidoCollective

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Design Tools

Constructs complex, standalone UI sections by combining molecules and atoms into modular, production-ready components.

About

This skill provides Claude with specialized knowledge to architect and implement 'organisms'—the third level of Atomic Design. It focuses on building sophisticated, standalone UI sections like headers, footers, and dashboards that are composed of smaller molecules and atoms. By following these patterns, you can ensure that complex interface sections remain highly reusable, maintainable, and logically separated from global page templates while handling their own internal state and business logic.

Key Features

Standardized patterns for complex headers and navigation systems
Implementation of state-aware organisms like multi-step forms
Responsive layout strategies for large-scale UI components
Modular CSS and TypeScript templates for encapsulated UI development
66 GitHub stars
Best practices for composing molecules and atoms into distinct sections

Use Cases

Building reusable global site headers and footers with integrated search and user menus
Creating complex data display organisms like interactive tables with pagination and filtering
Developing self-contained product card grids and dashboard widget sections

About

Key Features

Standardized patterns for complex headers and navigation systems
Implementation of state-aware organisms like multi-step forms
Responsive layout strategies for large-scale UI components
Modular CSS and TypeScript templates for encapsulated UI development
66 GitHub stars
Best practices for composing molecules and atoms into distinct sections

Use Cases

Building reusable global site headers and footers with integrated search and user menus
Creating complex data display organisms like interactive tables with pagination and filtering
Developing self-contained product card grids and dashboard widget sections