web-quality-audit

To run a Lighthouse web audit, you provide a live URL or local codebase path. The Skill executes 150+ checks across Performance, Accessibility, SEO, and Best Practices, then outputs categorized findings with code-level recommendations and Core Web Vitals thresholds.

Core Web Vitals thresholds are specific performance metrics evaluated during the web audit. The Skill maps Lighthouse check results against these thresholds, categorizes failing checks by severity, and provides specific code-level recommendations to remediate performance issues.

Yes, you can audit single-page applications along with live URLs and local codebases. The Skill evaluates SPA accessibility and SEO using Lighthouse-derived checks, producing a structured markdown report and JSON summary to track remediation.

You export web audit findings by using the structured JSON summary output generated by the Skill. This JSON file contains categorized, severity-ranked findings designed for direct integration into issue trackers or automation pipelines for remediation tracking.

Yes, the web quality audit provides specific code examples for fixes. It categorizes issues by severity—Critical, High, Medium, and Low—and delivers actionable, code-level recommendations for Accessibility, SEO, Performance, and Best Practices remediation.

The best way to prioritize web quality issues is to run a comprehensive audit that categorizes findings by severity. The Skill generates a prioritized remediation backlog with severity-ranked findings and code-level recommendations to guide pre-release fixes.