Use when asked to review a MR/PR on GitHub or GitLab. Checks for XSS vulnerabilities, validates ARIA attributes and WCAG compliance, identifies render-blocking issues and race conditions, enforces semantic HTML. Produces actionable feedback.
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Reference standards for HTML review. Only enforce rules that match the target project's conventions.
ul > li, not ul > div). [Important]<ul> / <ol> for lists. [Important]h1–h6) for titles, respecting hierarchy. [Important]<strong> and <em> instead of <b> and <i> (semantic meaning over visual styling). [Suggestion]<header>, <nav>, <main>, <article>, <section>, <footer>) over generic <div> when appropriate. [Suggestion]h1 → h3 without h2). [Important]<div onclick>) are invisible to assistive technologies — use <button> or <a>. [Important]<head> must use defer. No async for app scripts. [Important]<head> without defer block rendering. [Important]type="module" scripts are deferred by default — do not add defer (redundant, invalid on some parsers). [Minor]async allowed for third-party scripts that are fully isolated and independent of the DOM (e.g. analytics, tracking pixels). [Suggestion]</body> closing tag. [Suggestion]<script> blocks that execute synchronously block parsing. [Important]crossorigin attribute on cross-origin scripts. [Important]<meta> not <meta />, <br> not <br />. [Minor]