verify-responsive

Validate TailwindCSS breakpoints and responsive design patterns in UI components.

Updated Dec 23, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/BIGSHOL/ijw-Calander --skill verify-responsive
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Skill: verify-responsive
Source: https://github.com/BIGSHOL/ijw-Calander/tree/main/.claude/skills/verify-responsive
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BIGSHOL/ijw-Calander --skill verify-responsive

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill ensures that your application's user interface maintains a consistent and functional appearance across various screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop) by verifying the correct implementation of responsive design patterns using TailwindCSS.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Breakpoint Consistency: Verifies that TailwindCSS breakpoints (sm, md, lg, xl) are used uniformly.
  • Mobile-First Pattern: Checks for adherence to mobile-first responsive design principles.
  • Touch Target Size: Ensures interactive elements meet minimum touch target size requirements for mobile usability.
  • Visibility Patterns: Validates the correct use of hidden and block classes for responsive visibility.
  • Use Case: After updating the layout of your dashboard cards, run this Skill to confirm that they stack correctly on mobile devices and display in a multi-column grid on larger screens, without any overlapping or usability issues.

Quick Start

Run the verify-responsive skill to check the responsiveness of the main navigation sidebar.

Frequently Asked Questions about verify-responsive

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I validate responsive design breakpoints in TailwindCSS?

Validating responsive design breakpoints in TailwindCSS involves checking UI components for the uniform application of breakpoint prefixes like sm, md, lg, and xl. This ensures consistent layout behavior across different screen sizes.

What is mobile-first responsive design and how does it affect UI consistency?

Mobile-first responsive design is a pattern where base styles target mobile devices, with larger screen styles applied via breakpoints. Verifying this approach ensures your UI scales correctly without overlapping elements or layout shifts on tablets and desktops.

How do I check if interactive elements meet minimum touch target sizes for mobile?

Checking touch target sizes involves analyzing interactive UI elements to ensure they meet minimum dimensions for mobile usability. This validation prevents accessibility issues and ensures buttons or links are easily tappable on smaller screens.

How do I verify responsive visibility classes like hidden and block for cross-device testing?

Verifying responsive visibility classes involves checking the correct application of TailwindCSS hidden and block utilities. This ensures elements are displayed or concealed appropriately across mobile, tablet, and desktop views for cross-device consistency.

Can I use this to check dashboard layouts for multi-column grid and mobile stacking consistency?

Yes, you can check dashboard layouts to confirm that components stack correctly on mobile devices and display in multi-column grids on larger screens. This validates cross-device user experience and prevents overlapping or usability issues.

What are the limitations of automated layout validation for frontend development?

Automated layout validation focuses on checking class usage and structural patterns rather than rendering visual output. It verifies TailwindCSS breakpoint consistency and touch target sizes but cannot detect visual rendering bugs or complex CSS conflicts.