enhance-capacitor-ui
SolidCross-surface UIUX separation skill for hybrid web apps that ship as PWA + iOS + Android via Capacitor (or Tauri / Expo Web / Ionic / RN-Web). Use when a previous UI/UX sweep "improved one surface and broke the other" — desktop polished but mobile cramped, or mobile native but desktop wastes space. Also use when the project has ad-hoc useIsMobile / isNative branches scattered across components, a single md: breakpoint doing double duty as "is desktop" and "wider slot", or per-component platform styling instead of mode tokens. Establishes three orthogonal axes — form factor (compact/medium/expanded), platform (web/ios/android), pointer (fine/coarse) — and a three-layer architecture (context hook, mode tokens, container-query primitives) so one sweep can enhance one axis without degrading the others. Catches axis conflation in a single boolean, hover-only affordances on native shells, and SSR/Capacitor first-paint mismatch. For pure visual polish on a single surface, use enhance-web-ui first.
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Quality Score: 82/100
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- Author
- kensaurus
- Repository
- kensaurus/cursor-kenji
- Created
- 7 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
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