What problem does it solve? Teams often treat cross-platform design as a layout problem, shrinking desktop interfaces to fit mobile screens. This Skill reframes platform adaptation as a UX problem, forcing a systematic rethink of interaction models, content priorities, and user context for each target platform. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Context Analysis Framework: Systematically evaluates input method, attention model, screen real estate, connectivity, environment, and session length for every source-to-target transposition. - Platform Convention Guidance: Provides specific UX conventions for iOS, Android, web, TV, kiosk, embedded widgets, and voice interfaces, including navigation patterns, input constraints, and native behaviors. - Cross-Device Continuity: Designs state preservation, handoff patterns (QR codes, magic links, cloud sync), and session continuity for users switching devices mid-task. - Use Case: When asked to "make the dashboard work on mobile," use this Skill to produce a context analysis matrix, a priority map showing what is primary versus removed on mobile, and platform-specific adaptation specs instead of a responsive reflow. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to transpose your desktop checkout flow to mobile and TV, producing a context analysis and priority mapping for each platform.
