Frontend Design
A compact brief for deliberate typography, composition, and visual identity.
Fixing Accessibility
Targeted repairs for semantics, keyboard access, focus, contrast, and forms.
The editorial verdict
Where it earns its place.
A useful accessibility companion because it asks for small, concrete fixes in the existing interface. Its checklist covers common failure points such as labels, keyboard behavior, dialogs, and error messages. It does not supply an automated test runner or establish WCAG conformance on its own.
Reach for it when
- Reviewing interactive controls and forms
- Making focused accessibility repairs without a redesign
Think twice if
- You need certification or a complete conformance assessment
- You expect automated browser testing to be bundled
Before you install
Compatibility & contents.
- Claude Code
- partial
- Cursor
- partial
- Codex
- partial
- Gemini CLI
- partial
- GitHub Copilot
- partial
- License
- MIT
- Bundled scripts
- None found
- Hooks
- None found
Native: documented support. Partial: setup or adaptation may be needed. Not verified: the source has not established this fact. “None found” describes the inspected skill, not a security audit. Read the methodology.
Source context
The repository, in numbers.
Source: GitHub / ibelick/ui-skills. Repository totals may be shared by several skills. Snapshot fetched ; these are not live counts. Check the snapshot date for freshness. Popularity is not a measure of design quality.
Watch the overlap.
No conflicts are recorded. This does not establish that every combination has been tested.