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Found 34 Skills
Polymer integration. Manage data, records, and automate workflows. Use when the user wants to interact with Polymer data.
How to correctly insert overlay elements when the host is slotted inside a shadow DOM. Covers the parentElement trap, assignedSlot pattern, and the connectedCallback timing hazard. Use when inserting overlays, portals, or absolutely-positioned siblings of slotted elements.
Implement file upload preview components in Umbraco backoffice using official docs
Core Polaris Web Components fundamentals including component library structure, design tokens, responsive patterns, and SSR compatibility. Auto-invoked when working with Polaris components.
Use when writing HTML/JSX with Tailwind CSS for common UI patterns like heroes, forms, lists, navbars, modals, cards, or any standard web component
Build video editing interfaces using Editframe's GUI web components. Assemble timeline, scrubber, filmstrip, preview, and playback controls like lego bricks. Use when creating video editors, editing tools, or when user mentions timeline, scrubber, preview, playback controls, trim handles, or wants to build editing UIs.
Salesforce Lightning Web Components Winter '26 and 2025 features
Learn how to build a Lit web component to create a dynamic HTML element sandbox with live updates, perfect for experimenting with and showcasing web components.
Reusable UI blocks built with SGDS components and utilities that can be mixed and matched inside any page template. Use this skill whenever a user asks about app layout, application shell, page structure, sticky header, masthead placement, mainnav placement, footer placement, sgds-container, sgds-container-sidebar, simple app layout, sidebar app layout, dashboard layout, filter panel, sidebar filter, category filter, checkbox filter, or any self-contained UI section — even if they don't name it a 'block'. These are drop-in sections and shell structures, not full pages. Compose them with sgds-pattern-page-templates to build complete pages.
How to make UI5 Web Components applications accessible. Covers accessibility APIs (accessibleName, accessibleNameRef, accessibleDescription, accessibleRole, accessibilityAttributes), label-input relationships, invisible messaging, keyboard handling, high contrast themes, and screen reader support. Use when the user asks about ARIA attributes, screen readers, keyboard navigation, accessibility properties, or making their app accessible.