Print Accessibility Skill

Canonical source: examples/PRINT_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md in mgifford/ACCESSIBILITY.md This skill is derived from that file. When in doubt, the example is authoritative.

Apply these rules when implementing or reviewing print stylesheets. Only load this skill if the project has print CSS in scope.

Core Mandate

Printing is an accessibility feature. Users with cognitive disabilities may find printed material easier to process; users with low vision may enlarge it; users without reliable internet need offline copies. Print styles must keep content useful, readable, and free of colour-only meaning. Print CSS should be a progressive enhancement — write screen styles first, then layer @media print on top, and confirm the content is still comprehensible in the browser's default print mode before adding custom styles.