Frontend Design
- Time
- about 5 minutes
- Questions
- No questions
- Output
- Finished one-page site (index.html, inline CSS)
- Watch out
- Loads three Google Fonts; shop story, quotes, address and prices are invented by the agent.
We installed four design skills in the Antigravity 2.0 desktop app and gave each one prompt. Below is what each one did: how long it took, whether it asked questions, what it produced and what you need to fix. Every row links to the full test with prompts and screenshots.
Tested 2026-10-14 ยท Antigravity 2.0, Gemini 3.8 Flash (High), Windows ยท updated 2026-10-21. One run per skill, so treat times as rough.
Looking for more? See all UI/UX skills for Antigravity, including Shadcn UI, Web Design Guidelines and UI/UX Pro Max, which we also tested.
If you want a finished page from one sentence with no back-and-forth, Frontend Design was the fastest in our test. If you want to choose between design directions first, Impeccable asked three questions and showed four directions before building. Taste Skill is the one that fetched real photos and checked the page at three widths, but it took the longest and left about 7 MB of uncompressed images.
No. Each skill was run once, with one prompt, on one model (Gemini 3.8 Flash, High) in one environment, so times and output will vary. The prompts were different (a bookshop, a coffee roaster, a bakery, a SaaS landing page), so this compares how each skill behaves, not whose page is better.
No. In every test the agent invented the business details: names, addresses, prices, quotes, scores. Replace them with your real facts. Three of the four also load web fonts from third-party servers, which matters for privacy rules in some countries.
Each skill page has a one-paste agent install message and a manual option. Start with the guide on how to install skills in Antigravity, then open the skill page.