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Check whether production CSS is minified, meaning unnecessary spaces, comments, and verbose syntax are removed to reduce file size. Review build settings and rendered layouts, then suggest suitable minification tools or framework settings.
Audit CSS file sizes and loading behavior to find stylesheets that delay page rendering. Confirm the problem with performance measurements, then reduce unnecessary CSS through minification, unused-style removal, or splitting files by page.
Set up Tailwind CSS v4 in Expo using react-native-css and NativeWind v5. Configure styling across iOS, Android, and Web, create components that accept CSS class names, and define shared themes with platform-specific fonts and colors.
Review styles written directly in HTML or embedded style blocks, and move suitable rules into external stylesheets. Check layouts across screen sizes and interaction states while preserving justified exceptions for critical styles and dynamic values.
Review stylesheets for a CSS reset or normalization layer that reduces differences in browser defaults. Check import order, framework provisions, and rendered layouts across screen sizes and interaction states, then suggest changes for a consistent styling foundation.
Review how a page loads CSS, the rules that control its appearance. Inline the styles needed for the first visible content and load the rest asynchronously, while checking layouts across screen sizes and interaction states.
Transfer CSS rules between files by checking existing styles, adapting CSS variables, and appending changes. The workflow verifies each added selector with grep, a text-search command, to identify missing selectors that line counts or end-of-file checks may overlook.
Review CSS loading that delays a page’s first visible content. Help inline essential styles and defer other stylesheets, using preload and media conditions, while checking rendered layouts at different screen widths and interaction states.
Write, review, and refactor styles using Tailwind CSS v4 conventions. Consult guidance on CSS configuration, renamed classes, built-in styling features, and behavior changes when updating older v3 code or creating new styles.
Guides changes to Handsontable themes and CSS, including cell spacing, text, icons, and theme tokens—named styling settings. It explains compatibility rules and the files and checks needed to keep theme changes consistent.
Transfer CSS styles between files by comparing existing rules and adding missing styles. The workflow preserves existing content, maps CSS variables to the destination’s names, and checks the appended rules after the update.
Build interfaces with Tailwind CSS v4 using CSS-based configuration, layouts that adapt to their container, and shared color and spacing values. The skill guides responsive styling, dark mode, and reusable component patterns.
Review conflicting CSS rules and organize styles with cascade layers, explicit groups that control override order. Define layers for resets, base styles, components, and utilities to make large stylesheets easier to reason about and maintain.
Review the loading order of CSS and JavaScript to address rendering delays and flashes of unstyled content. Suggest changes to the document head, script loading, and critical styles, while checking layouts across screen sizes and interaction states.
Find repeated colors, spacing, and font sizes in CSS, then organize them into custom properties, reusable values referenced with var(). Review their use across components and screen sizes, and explain how overrides support theme changes.
Review whether pages remain understandable and usable without CSS. Check reading order, headings, form labels, instructions, and errors, then suggest HTML changes that preserve meaning when styles fail or users apply their own.
Style text and SVG elements inside Remotion Studio’s CSS reset containers. This skill explains which properties are reset and how to apply styles directly to nested elements when parent styles do not carry through.
Build web layouts that adapt to screen and component sizes using CSS. Covers flexbox and CSS Grid for arranging content, reusable style variables, fluid text sizing, dark mode, and animations for interactive elements.
Review CSS custom properties, often called CSS variables, used in animations and transitions. Add @property registrations with value types, initial values, and inheritance settings to support smooth changes and validate assigned values.
Find CSS and JavaScript that delay a page’s first visible content. Confirm the bottleneck with browser tools or performance data, then adjust loading behavior and inline essential styles to help the page start rendering sooner.
Build reusable interface components with Tailwind CSS v4, using shared design values for colors, corners, and themes. Covers buttons, forms, responsive layouts, accessibility, and dark mode to help standardize interfaces across a project.
Build a dark dashboard with panels that adapt to screen width. The skill provides CSS for consistent colors, monospace text, panel headers, scrolling content, status badges, and loading or error states.
Build consistent web interfaces with Tailwind CSS using small styling classes. Apply layout, typography, responsive behavior, interaction states, and dark mode patterns, with examples for buttons, page sections, and reusable components.
Customize Ant Design colors, spacing, corners, and typography using design tokens, shared values that control appearance. Configure global styles, individual components, dark mode, and CSS variables through ConfigProvider, and extract computed theme values when needed.