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Found 15 Skills
Use when a site needs a combined accessibility and responsive-quality review: alt text, headings, keyboard use, focus, contrast, form labels, reduced motion, phone and tablet layouts, overflow, tables, dialogs, touch targets, sticky bars. It runs one shared runtime pass and routes to the accessibility and mobile specialists. Do not use it to claim WCAG conformance, to replace assistive-technology testing, or for backend or SEO work.
Renders a page at every width, each breakpoint edge, a short landscape phone and 200% text, then reports what overflows, clips or hides.
Use when a site must work on phones and tablets, and you need real evidence from rendered layouts at small viewports: viewport meta, horizontal overflow, navigation, reading width, forms, tables, dialogs, touch targets, sticky bars, and whether the main task can be completed. Do not use it to treat "no horizontal scrollbar" as mobile readiness, to claim device coverage from one emulated size, or to redesign the site.