What problem does it solve?
Many interfaces use vague or non-descriptive link text and inconsistent typography that harm usability and accessibility; this Skill identifies those issues and maps them to DADS link text and typography rules so content teams can fix them quickly.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Descriptive Link Checks: Apply DADS explicit link text rules to identify vague, non-descriptive, or contextless links.
- State and Affordance Verification: Confirm link behaviors (open in new tab, file downloads) and flag missing icon alt text or affordance cues.
- Required Rewrites & Reporting: Produce a structured output using the required template to list problematic links, suggested rewrites, and assumptions for reviewers and developers.
- Use Case: Run against a marketing website, documentation site, or mobile app screen copy to produce an actionable list of copy and link fixes for content designers and engineers.
Quick Start
Use the dads-copy-link-audit skill to audit the page copy and links for platform web, reporting descriptive link issues and required rewrites using the output template.