What problem does it solve? Android screens often violate platform conventions — undersized touch targets, missing content descriptions, hardcoded colors, or broken back navigation — leading to poor usability and failed accessibility reviews. This Skill provides concrete Material Design 3 rules and a structured audit so screens feel native, accessible, and responsive. ## Core Features & Use Cases - UX Guidelines: Covers touch targets (48dp minimum), press feedback, gestures, haptics, navigation patterns, safe area insets, spacing grids, adaptive layouts, foldable postures, forms, and animation timing with Compose code examples. - Accessibility Rules: Enforces content descriptions, semantics, heading markers, WCAG AA contrast ratios, M3 contrast levels, and dynamic type support. - M3 Compliance Audit: Scores a screen across 10 categories (color tokens, typography, shape, elevation, components, layout, navigation, motion, accessibility, theming) with a Pass/Partial/Fail summary template. - Use Case: Before shipping a new settings screen, run the M3 compliance audit to catch hardcoded colors, missing content descriptions, and a missing tablet breakpoint, then fix each Partial/Fail item. ## Quick Start Review this Compose screen for Material Design 3 compliance and list all accessibility and touch target violations.