What problem does it solve? Products often exclude users through baked-in assumptions about names, languages, devices, bandwidth, affordability, and user confidence. This Skill provides a structured inclusion review framework that identifies who a design leaves out and how to fix those mismatches, going beyond WCAG accessibility compliance. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Dimension-by-dimension inclusion review: Audits language and culture, device/network/economics, cognitive load and wellbeing, and identity and life stage, with deep reference files for each. - Microsoft inclusive design frameworks: Applies the three principles (recognize exclusion, learn from diversity, solve for one extend to many) and the Persona Spectrum mapping permanent, temporary, and situational constraints. - Global form and i18n guidance: Covers internationalization vs. localization and inclusive name handling based on W3C guidance, including mononyms, family-name-first ordering, and Unicode support. - Use Case: When designing a signup form for a global audience, use this Skill to check whether the form rejects valid names, assumes fast connectivity, or overwhelms first-time users, then apply the referenced fixes. ## Quick Start Review my checkout flow design through an inclusive lens and tell me who it might exclude and why.
