mobile-ux-ci

Generate Playwright tests detecting iOS/mobile UX anti-patterns for CI pipelines.

23|1|Updated Jan 7, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/neonwatty/claude-skills --skill mobile-ux-ci
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Skill: mobile-ux-ci
Source: https://github.com/neonwatty/claude-skills/tree/main/skills/mobile-ux-ci
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/neonwatty/claude-skills --skill mobile-ux-ci

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill generates Playwright tests to detect iOS/mobile UX anti-patterns in CI, preventing UX regressions by failing builds when anti-patterns are present.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated mobile UX anti-pattern detection in CI
  • Generates tests for navigation, touch targets, components, and layout
  • Integrates with existing CI workflows and provides a test file scaffold

Quick Start

Use the mobile-ux-ci skill to generate tests for your app. After generation, review the tests in e2e/mobile-ux-patterns.spec.ts and integrate them into your CI workflow as described.

Frequently Asked Questions about mobile-ux-ci

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate mobile UX anti-pattern detection in a CI pipeline?

Automating mobile UX anti-pattern detection in a CI pipeline involves generating Playwright tests that fail builds when issues like small touch targets or hamburger menus are present. This Skill creates a test suite and configurable CI workflow to prevent UX regressions for mobile web apps.

What iOS mobile web app UX issues can Playwright catch in continuous integration?

Playwright can catch iOS mobile web app UX issues in continuous integration including hamburger menus, small touch targets, floating action buttons, and layout problems across navigation, components, and typography. It outputs a test file scaffold to automatically detect these anti-patterns.

Do I need an existing Playwright project to generate mobile UX anti-pattern tests?

Yes, you need an existing Playwright-enabled project with CI integration to use these mobile UX anti-pattern tests. The Skill outputs a mobile-ux-patterns.spec.ts test suite and a CI workflow file that you integrate into your current setup.

What is the best way to prevent UX regressions for mobile web apps?

The best way to prevent UX regressions for mobile web apps is to generate automated Playwright tests that detect mobile UX anti-patterns within CI pipelines. This approach automatically fails builds when layout, navigation, or touch target issues are introduced.

Can I check for small touch targets and FABs using automated testing?

Yes, you can check for small touch targets and FABs using automated testing by generating Playwright tests specifically designed to detect these mobile UX anti-patterns. The generated test suite integrates into your CI pipeline to flag these components during builds.

Why should I use CI-ready checks for mobile web app anti-patterns?

Using CI-ready checks for mobile web app anti-patterns prevents UX regressions by automatically failing builds when poor patterns are introduced. It ensures consistent evaluation of touch targets, navigation, and typography across your development workflow.