bad-oversize

Flag accessibility, correctness, and regression risks in React/Next.js component reviews.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lgerard314/global-plugin --skill bad-oversize
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Skill: bad-oversize
Source: https://github.com/lgerard314/global-plugin/tree/main/scripts/fixtures/bad-oversize
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lgerard314/global-plugin --skill bad-oversize

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Reviewers often miss accessibility and regression risks when evaluating frontend components, leading to usability issues and costly fixes post-release.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Checklist-based review: Ensures accessibility, correctness, and regression risk coverage across frontend components.
  • Consistency across codebase: Applies to React/Next.js component libraries and UI primitives to standardize quality gates.
  • Use Case: During a code review of a new Button, verify keyboard navigation, color contrast, and regression indicators.

Quick Start

Run a thorough frontend review of a component and use this skill to flag accessibility and regression risks.

Frequently Asked Questions about bad-oversize

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I check accessibility and regression risks during a React code review?▼

To check accessibility and regression risks during a React component review, apply a checklist-based guardrail that flags keyboard navigation, color contrast, and structural correctness issues across your UI primitives.

What frontend review checks should I run for Next.js UI components?▼

Frontend review checks for Next.js UI components should verify accessibility best practices, structural correctness, and regression risk indicators to standardize quality gates across your shared component libraries.

Can I use this to enforce accessibility guardrails in a shared component library?▼

Yes, you can use this to enforce accessibility guardrails in a shared component library by applying standardized review criteria to React and Next.js primitives to catch usability issues before release.

Why do reviewers miss accessibility issues in frontend components?▼

Reviewers miss accessibility issues in frontend components because they often lack standardized guardrails, leading to overlooked keyboard navigation and color contrast problems that cause costly post-release fixes.

Does this frontend review skill work with custom React UI primitives?▼

Yes, this frontend review skill works with custom React UI primitives by applying defined review criteria to flag accessibility best practices and regression risk indicators during component evaluations.