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Skill sairam0424/MindForge/.mindforge/skills/responsive-native

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Skill — Responsive Native UI & Platform-Specific Design

When this skill activates

This skill activates when designing adaptive mobile interfaces, implementing platform-specific UX patterns, ensuring accessibility, handling gestures, or supporting diverse screen sizes including tablets and foldables.

Mandatory actions when this skill is active

Before writing any code

  1. Define responsive breakpoints and layout strategies for phone, tablet, foldable, and landscape orientations
  2. Review platform design guidelines (Apple HIG, Material Design) to ensure platform-appropriate patterns
  3. Establish accessibility requirements: screen reader support, dynamic type scaling, color contrast, touch target sizes
  4. Plan gesture handling strategy considering platform conventions (iOS swipe gestures vs Android navigation patterns)

During implementation

  • Use platform-appropriate navigation patterns (iOS tab bar + navigation stack, Android bottom nav + drawer)
  • Implement safe area handling for notched devices (SafeAreaView, WindowInsets, notch cutouts)
  • Support dynamic type scaling — use relative font sizes, test with largest accessibility sizes
  • Implement proper touch target sizes (minimum 44x44pt iOS, 48x48dp Android) with adequate spacing
  • Use semantic colors and avoid hardcoded values to support dark mode automatically
  • Implement platform-specific gesture handlers (swipe back on iOS, hardware back button on Android)
  • Handle keyboard interactions properly (dismiss on scroll, avoid keyboard covering inputs, proper focus management)

After implementation

  • Test on multiple screen sizes: smallest supported phone, largest phone, tablet, foldable (if applicable)
  • Verify accessibility with screen readers (VoiceOver, TalkBack), ensure all interactive elements are labeled
  • Test with maximum dynamic type size settings and ensure UI remains functional
  • Validate gesture handling: swipe navigation, pull to refresh, long press actions work intuitively
  • Check dark mode appearance, ensure proper contrast and no hardcoded light-mode colors

Self-check before task completion

  • Layout adapts correctly across all target screen sizes without clipping or awkward spacing
  • Platform-specific patterns are used (no Android-style navigation on iOS, and vice versa)
  • Accessibility score passes WCAG 2.1 AA minimum (contrast ratios, touch targets, screen reader support)
  • Safe areas are properly handled on devices with notches, rounded corners, and home indicators
  • Gestures work intuitively and don't conflict with system gestures or platform conventions
  • Dynamic type scaling is supported with proper layout adjustments for large text sizes

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