frontend-responsive
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Reviews frontend UI for responsive behavior — mobile/desktop layout, overflow, tap targets, and breakpoint intent. Invoked automatically by frontend-graph for fe.responsive and as a must-pass reviewer on broader UI changes.
In this repository6 other files it gives its agents.
- frontend-a11ySkill
- frontend-design-critiqueSkill
- frontend-graphSkill
- frontend-implementSkill
- frontend-interactionSkill
- frontend-plannerSkill
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Frontend responsive review
Return PASS or FAIL. Focus on changed UI.
Must-check
- Mobile layout doesn’t rely on horizontal scroll for core content
- Type and spacing scale; no clipped text at common widths (~375 and ~1280)
- Touch targets adequately large for primary actions on small screens
- Nav/hero/forms don’t collapse into unusable stacks
- Images/media scale; no fixed widths that blow out the viewport
- Breakpoint choices match the plan (or repo patterns)
- Desktop isn’t a stretched phone layout with huge empty regions unless intentional
Output format
VERDICT: PASS|FAIL
Findings:
- [file or area] issue → fix
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