audit

A UI audit checks accessibility, performance, theming, and responsiveness to identify quality gaps. It performs rule-based checks, collects evidence, and maps findings to WCAG 2.1/2.2 to generate a structured report with severity ratings and actionable recommendations.

Checking WCAG 2.1 requirements involves performing rule-based accessibility audits across your dashboard components and layouts. The process collects evidence of UI quality gaps and generates a structured report mapping findings to WCAG 2.1/2.2 criteria with severity ratings.

Yes, you can audit UI theming and performance budgets without external dependencies. The audit operates independently to evaluate design tokens and performance metrics, generating a prioritized report of issues across components, layouts, and interactions.

Generating a prioritized report requires auditing accessibility, performance, theming, and responsive design across your web app. The audit collects evidence, applies severity ratings, and summarizes findings into actionable recommendations for engineering teams.

A UI audit works effectively for complex dashboards and web applications by evaluating components, layouts, and interactions. It uncovers issues across accessibility, performance, theming, and responsive design, producing executive-ready deliverables for stakeholders.

Auditing responsive design and theming relies on rule-based checks and evidence collection to identify gaps. While it maps findings to design tokens and performance budgets, it focuses on generating structured reports rather than automatically applying code fixes to the components.