audit-layout

Running an audit of your UI codebase detects irregular spacing, alignment, and grid usage. It outputs a findings report with precise file:line citations to guide fixes and enforce visual consistency.

Layout consistency checking validates token usage, grid alignment, and margins across UI components. It identifies irregular spacing and gaps that degrade visual quality to enforce design system standards.

You need to check spacing and alignment after adding new components, during design reviews, and before releases. This verifies that new code does not introduce grid inconsistencies or irregular margins.

Yes, the layout audit report outputs exact file:line citations for every detected spacing and alignment issue. This provides precise locations for grid usage and margin problems to guide fixes.

Yes, you can use a layout audit to verify design token usage across components. The audit checks token application and detects irregular spacing using gaps to ensure codebase adherence.

The best way to find grid alignment problems before a release is to run an automated layout audit. It validates grid usage and alignment across sections, outputting a findings report with file:line citations to fix issues.