handoff-review
Phase 6: Serve via python3 -m http.server 8899, screenshot light mode (fullPage), screenshot dark mode via browser_screenshot colorScheme:dark, compare 3 declared elements [expected vs present], fix gaps with modify_frontend (max 2 cycles), report.
What this skill does
## Phase 6: FINAL REVIEW — Visual validation and report ### When After Phase 5 audit passes. Last step of the design pipeline. ### Input (from Phase 5) - Audited components with all Critical/Major issues resolved. - WCAG AA validated. Anti-AI-slop checks passed. - `design-system.md` as the source of truth. ### Steps 1. **Screenshot light mode** — Use `mcp__fuse-browser__browser_screenshot` with `colorScheme: "light"` on every key page/component via localhost. 2. **Screenshot dark mode** — Re-shoot the same pages/components with `mcp__fuse-browser__browser_screenshot` `colorScheme: "dark"` (handles both `.dark` class and `prefers-color-scheme`, no manual toggle). 3. **Compare 3 declared elements** — For each page, compare these 3 elements against the inspiration site screenshots from Phase 3: - Color contrast and readability. - Component spacing and alignment. - Animation and hover state consistency. 4. **Cross-viewport check** — Screenshot at mobile, tablet, and desktop widths using `mcp__fuse-browser__browser_screenshot` with `viewports: ["mobile", "tablet", "desktop"]` (one call, responsive set). 5. **Fix gaps** — If comparison reveals issues, use `mcp__gemini-design__modify_frontend` to fix. Maximum 2 fix cycles. 6. **Generate report** with: - Side-by-side light/dark screenshots. - List of verified components with status (pass/fail). - Any remaining Minor issues from Phase 5 audit. - Summary of fixes applied during this phase. ### Output - Final report with light/dark screenshots at 3 viewports. - All components verified visually. Gaps fixed (max 2 cycles). - Design pipeline complete — HTML/CSS delivered.
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