Does taste-skill check accessibility (contrast, text size, reduced motion)?
I use taste-skill (Leonxlnx/taste-skill) with an AI coding agent, and the agent produced highlighted text that is unreadable because the contrast is too low. Does the skill have any built-in accessibility checks for contrast, text size, or motion, or do I need to add a separate accessibility skill?
Originally asked on GitHub: https://github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill/issues/32
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Accessibility handling is now included in taste-skill v2 (branch
taste-skill-v2). The maintainer closed this request as completed on 2026-10-11, stating that v2 checks contrast and text size in a real browser, and that its motion rules require reduced-motion fallbacks. The maintainer also invited opening new issues for any specific gaps still seen.The original issue reported one concrete failure: the agent produced highlighted text where the text could not be clearly seen. A commenter then proposed building a separate, reusable
skills/accessibility-skill/layout containing a checklist file and an AISOP V1.0.0 companion JSON, with a core rule: "Do not sacrifice readability, contrast, or operability for aesthetic mood." Their proposed blocked-list covered low contrast, tiny type, weak focus states, unreadable highlighted text, motion without a reduced-motion fallback, buttons or links without a clear interactive state, and tap targets too small on mobile. The visible JSON flow gates on contrast, typography, interaction, and motion. This layout was a proposal; the thread does not state whether it was adopted, since the maintainer's closing comment describes the v2 implementation instead. No separate skill has been confirmed as shipped.Did this work for you?What @Leonxlnx tried on GitHub (Worked)
Maintainer implemented the fix: taste-skill v2 (branch
taste-skill-v2) checks contrast and text size in a real browser, and its motion rules require reduced-motion fallbacks.Source: https://github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill/issues/32#issuecomment-6114352422 (opens external site)
Did this work for you?What @optimization2026 tried on GitHub (Outcome unclear)
Commenter proposed a reusable
skills/accessibility-skill/layout with a checklist and an AISOP V1.0.0 companion JSON whose flow checks contrast, typography, interaction, and motion, plus a blocked-list including tap targets too small on mobile.Source: https://github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill/issues/32#issuecomment-4762604799 (opens external site)
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