10 factor html
Reusable Factor Skills for Agent-native product optimization
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10-factor-html Skill
Name
10-factor-html
Purpose
Audit and improve HTML pages for semantic quality, responsiveness, accessibility, SEO, performance, visual polish, and deployability.
When to use
- Landing pages
- Static HTML pages
- README preview pages
- Generated Agent UI
- Documentation pages
When not to use
- Backend-only services
- Unrendered design specs
- Native mobile UI
Inputs
Ask for or inspect:
- README and docs
- source files
- examples and recipes
- configuration files
- tests and validation scripts
- CI/CD workflow files
- logs, changelog, release notes, or version history
Workflow
- Identify the project goal and user-facing promise.
- Inspect available files.
- Apply
checklist.md. - Score with
scoring-rubric.md. - Produce an audit report using
audit-report-template.md. - Produce a refactor plan using
refactor-plan-template.md. - Prioritize changes by product value and release readiness.
- Validate changes if the environment allows.
Review dimensions
- Semantic structure
- Responsive layout
- Accessibility
- SEO metadata
- Performance
- Content clarity
- Visual hierarchy
- Asset handling
- Deployability
- Maintainability
Refactor priorities
- Fix semantic HTML
- Make it responsive
- Improve accessibility
- Add SEO metadata
- Polish visuals and performance
Output format
Return:
- Summary
- Scorecard
- Critical findings
- Recommended changes
- Refactor plan
- Validation plan
- Next iteration suggestions
Example calls
See usage-examples.md.
Version
v0.5.0
Agent manifest
This Skill includes a machine-readable skill.json manifest so an Agent can quickly identify triggers, expected inputs, expected outputs, required files, and the review protocol before reading the full markdown pack.