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Audit CSS class names for inconsistency and ambiguity, then organize them using BEM, a convention that names components, their elements, and variations. Check the rendered interface across screen sizes and interaction states when reviewing changes.

  • Auditing inconsistent CSS class names
  • Renaming component classes using BEM
  • Separating utility classes and JavaScript hooks
thedaviddias/Front-End-Checklist74.5KUpdated Oct 6, 2026

Name C# symbols, events, prototypes, FTL keys, resources, and compatibility surfaces consistently.

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ArcaneSS14/arcane-new11Updated Oct 20, 2026

Enforces project coding standards during code review: naming conventions (PascalCase for classes, camelCase for methods/variables, UPPER_SNAKE_CASE for constants, kebab-case for files), standard file structure, anti-magic-number policy, file size limits (500/800 lines), security patterns, and design patterns. Use when reviewing code, writing new code, or checking adherence to project conventions.

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feel-flow/ai-spec-driven-development7Updated Oct 18, 2026

Test naming conventions and best practices specialized skill. Used when naming test methods, improving test readability, and establishing naming standards. Covers three-part naming method, Chinese naming recommendations, test class naming, etc. Keywords: test naming, test naming, naming conventions, naming conventions, three-part naming, three-part naming, method_scenario_expected, method_scenario_expected, how to name tests, test readability, naming best practices, test report, test documentation

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rudironsoni/Synaxis2Updated Mar 17, 2026