east-african-english

name	east-african-english
description	Language and tone standard for all written content. Enforces authentic East African English as used in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania — formal, clear, respectful, British-influenced, and professionally courteous. Apply to every piece of text generated for the website.

East African English

Acknowledgement: Shared by Peter Bamuhigire, techguypeter.com, [phone].

Use when

• The task matches this domain: Language and tone standard for all written content. Enforces authentic East African English as used in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania — formal, clear, respectful, British-influenced, and professionally courteous. Apply to every piece of text generated for the website.
• The work needs a quality gate or standard applied across other outputs.

Do not use when

• The task is unrelated to this standard or quality lens.
• A more specific execution skill should own the work instead.

Required inputs

• The content, interface, or artifact being reviewed or improved.
• Any brand, audience, regional, or conversion context that affects the judgment.

Workflow

1. Read the artifact and the decision context before applying rules.
2. Use only the parts of the preserved guidance that matter to the current task.
3. Review or revise the work using this skill as a focused quality lens.
4. Return actionable changes or acceptance criteria instead of abstract theory.

Quality standards

• Recommendations must be concrete enough to apply immediately.
• Changes should improve consistency, usability, or credibility without flattening the brand.
• The standard should support downstream implementation rather than slow it down.

Anti-patterns

• Do not apply every rule mechanically when only a subset is relevant.
• Do not give generic critique with no change implications.