best-practices

Configuring Content Security Policy (CSP) headers involves defining a structured set of security rules to prevent cross-site scripting and data injection. This Skill provides actionable guidance and a Lighthouse-aligned checklist to standardize CSP configuration and enforce modern web security.

The best way to enforce HTTPS and security headers is applying a standardized checklist during frontend development or security audits. This Skill identifies required security configurations and provides reference configurations to ensure consistent header hygiene and dependency management.

Auditing browser compatibility and code quality requires checking Doctype correctness, charset, viewport setup, and feature detection. This Skill provides a reusable checklist to standardize these practices, ensuring maintainability and consistent implementation across web projects.

Yes, this approach works for frontend development security reviews by providing a structured guide for security configurations. It streamlines CSP enforcement, HTTPS checks, and header hygiene, enabling development teams to perform repeatable improvements during code reviews.

Modern web best practices to check during a code review include HTTPS enforcement, CSP configuration, header hygiene, and correct Doctype setup. This Skill applies Lighthouse-aligned patterns to ensure code quality, browser compatibility, and security configurations are consistently met.