What problem does it solve? Web projects often ship with hidden quality problems—slow Core Web Vitals, accessibility barriers, missing meta tags, and insecure configurations—that hurt rankings and user experience. This Skill provides a structured audit framework based on Google Lighthouse criteria so issues are found, categorized by severity, and fixed with concrete recommendations. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four-Category Audit Coverage: Reviews Performance (Core Web Vitals, resource optimization), Accessibility (WCAG perceivable/operable/understandable/robust), SEO (crawlability, on-page, technical), and Best Practices (security, modern standards, UX patterns) across 150+ checks. - Severity-Ranked Reporting: Classifies findings as Critical, High, Medium, or Low with file locations, impact explanations, and specific code fixes in a standardized output format. - Automated HTML Analysis Script: Includes a bash script that scans HTML files for missing doctype, charset, viewport, lang attributes, alt text, title tags, and non-HTTPS URLs, outputting results as JSON. - Use Case: Before launching a Next.js portfolio site, run the audit to catch a missing viewport meta tag, unoptimized LCP images, and insufficient color contrast, then apply the recommended fixes before deployment. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to audit your website or project directory for performance, accessibility, SEO, and best-practice issues and return a severity-ranked report.