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Translation accessibility size check

Skill jimmynotjames/simple-recurring-budgets/.cursor/skills/translation-accessibility-size-check

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Ad-hoc visual check for localized truncation / overflow / RTL-mirroring at large Dynamic Type. Renders the app in 7 locales at forced .xxxLarge, captures screenshots of the key screens, and has Claude eyeball them. Run on demand (e.g., before an App Store submission) — NOT part of make test / CI / pre-commit. Use when the user asks to check localized layouts, translation truncation, RTL, or large-text rendering before release.

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Translation accessibility size check (ad-hoc, Claude-eyeballed)

Visual localized-layout check. Tooling captures screenshots; the check is Claude reading them. Authoritative reference: scripts/translation-accessibility-size-check/README.md. Issue: #171.

Hard rules

  • Resource-heavy + ad-hoc. It spins up many simulator clones in parallel and saturates the machine. Always warn the user and get an explicit go-ahead before running (Step 1). Never run it as part of a routine flow / commit / CI.
  • Don't write ad-hoc Python/shell to capture or rename — that's all in run.sh.
  • Consult the audit log (scripts/translation-accessibility-size-check/AUDIT_LOG.md) before reporting, and append a Run-history entry to it after (Steps 3 & 5). It's the durable record — screenshots aren't.
  • Don't delete the screenshots until the user okays it (Step 5).

Recipe

1. Warn, then confirm

Tell the user, before doing anything: "This spins up ~N simulator clones in parallel and will saturate CPU/RAM for a while — close other heavy apps first. Proceed?" (N = WORKERS, default 7.) Wait for an explicit yes. Mention the knobs if relevant: WORKERS (parallel sim clones — each ~1.5-2 GB, so ~7 suits a 16 GB machine; it need not equal the 10 languages), SIMULATOR_NAME (a compact device stresses truncation more), MAX_PX (downscale).

2. Run the capture

bash scripts/translation-accessibility-size-check/run.sh --yes

This builds, runs LocalizationScreenshotCapture across 10 locales @ xxxLarge in parallel, and writes downscaled PNGs to tmp/loc-size-check/<lang>__<screen>.png. (It refuses without --yes.) run.sh wipes tmp/loc-size-check/ at the start of every run, so a prior run's shots can't leak into this one. If a previous run was aborted mid-way and you want to confirm/clear leftovers first: python3 scripts/pipeline_tmp.py status size-check (then clean size-check).

3. Inspect every screenshot — this is the check

First read AUDIT_LOG.md's "Known issues / decisions" so you can tell new findings from acknowledged ones. Then ls tmp/loc-size-check/ and Read each PNG. For each, judge:

  • Truncation / clipping — any label cut off or "…"; any control overflowing its row.
  • Overlap / overflow — text colliding with other elements or running off-screen.
  • RTL (ar, he) — layout mirrored, text right-aligned, Latin tokens (iCloud) / currency / %@ arguments placed correctly.
  • Sanity — confirm the text actually looks xxxLarge (if it looks default-size, the size hook didn't engage — flag it; see README "How the size is forced"). Report findings grouped by language → screen with a clear verdict. Match each finding against the log: an acknowledged known issue (e.g. KI-1) gets a one-line "as expected (KI-N)" mention; a new/delta finding gets flagged prominently, noting whether the fix is UI layout vs. translation length.

4. Log the run

Append a dated Run history entry to AUDIT_LOG.md (date · run label · device/iOS · scope · git rev-parse --short HEAD · one-line verdict + any new findings). If the user accepts a new finding as won't-fix / defer, promote it into the Known issues / decisions section with its rationale and "first seen" date.

5. Offer cleanup

The screenshots are large and left in place for the user. After reporting and logging, ask whether to delete tmp/loc-size-check/, and delete it (rm -rf tmp/loc-size-check, or python3 scripts/pipeline_tmp.py clean size-check) only on an explicit green light.

Notes

  • Forced size uses the FORCE_DYNAMIC_TYPE env hook (launch arg was flaky on iOS 26.x); inert in prod.
  • 10 languages × 7 screens (≈80 shots): Add Budget yields two (03 + 03b-add-budget-lower) — the capture dismisses the auto-focused keyboard and scrolls to show the full period selector + lower cards.
  • Extend per the README (more languages = trivial; richer states like the orphan-warning plural alert need seed enrichment).

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