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frontend-specialists

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Deliver resilient frontend solutions with performance, accessibility, and UX guardrails.

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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/blob/HEAD/skills/design/frontend-specialists-dnyoussef-context-cascade/SKILL.md

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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

Purpose

Plan and implement frontend features and architectures with strong accessibility, performance, and reliability practices.

Triggers

  • Positive: Frontend feature work, performance tuning, accessibility audits, design-to-dev translation, state management decisions.
  • Negative: Pure backend/system design (route elsewhere) or prompt rewrites (prompt-architect).

Guardrails

  • Structure-first: maintain SKILL.md, examples/, tests/, resources/, and react-specialist docs; fill gaps before work.
  • Constraint clarity: HARD/SOFT/INFERRED (framework, bundle budget, perf targets, accessibility requirements, release cadence).
  • Quality gates: lint/format, type-check, tests (unit/e2e), accessibility/perf checks.
  • Confidence ceiling enforced (inference/report 0.70; research 0.85; observation/definition 0.95).

Execution Phases

  1. Intake: Capture framework (React/Next/etc.), design assets, perf/a11y targets, and release constraints.
  2. Design: Choose state management, routing, data-fetching strategy; define component contracts and error handling.
  3. Implementation: Build components with accessibility defaults, performance safeguards (code-splitting, memoization), and logging.
  4. Validation: Run lint/format/type/test; measure Core Web Vitals and a11y checks; run regression snapshots where applicable.
  5. Delivery: Provide changelog, release plan, monitoring hooks, and rollback steps.

Output Format

  • Request summary + constraints.
  • Architecture/component plan and rationale.
  • Validation results and risks.
  • Confidence with ceiling.

Validation Checklist

  • Constraints confirmed and design assets referenced.
  • Perf/a11y targets defined and measured.
  • Lint/format/type/test run.
  • Confidence ceiling stated.

VCL COMPLIANCE APPENDIX (Internal)

[[HON:teineigo]] [[MOR:root:F-R-N]] [[COM:Frontend+Usta]] [[CLS:ge_skill]] [[EVD:-DI]] [[ASP:nesov.]] [[SPC:path:/skills/specialists/frontend-specialists]]

[[HON:teineigo]] [[MOR:root:E-P-S]] [[COM:Epistemik+Tavan]] [[CLS:ge_rule]] [[EVD:-DI]] [[ASP:nesov.]] [[SPC:coord:EVD-CONF]]

Confidence: 0.71 (ceiling: inference 0.70) - SOP refreshed with prompt-architect constraint handling and skill-forge structure-first rules.