audit

To audit frontend interfaces, this skill checks contrast, ARIA roles, keyboard navigation, layout stability, and render performance. It generates a comprehensive report documenting findings with severity, impact, WCAG references, and actionable recommendations.

A UI accessibility audit includes checks for color contrast, ARIA roles, keyboard navigation, semantic HTML, alt text, and form issues. It references WCAG standards to document findings with severity and impact, providing recommendations without applying fixes.

To identify responsive design and theming inconsistencies, the audit checks for fixed widths, missing mobile breakpoints, hard-coded colors, dark mode issues, and inconsistent token usage across multiple UI components and screens.

Yes, you can check your frontend for anti-patterns like AI color palettes, gradient text, and glassmorphism. The audit identifies these design pitfalls and provides guidance to avoid them, documenting the findings in a comprehensive report.

No, this frontend audit does not automatically fix issues. It is an audit-only tool that identifies accessibility, performance, theming, and responsive problems, documenting them with clear explanations of impact and recommended next steps.

The best way to evaluate frontend performance bottlenecks is to run an audit checking for layout thrashing, expensive animations, missing optimizations, bundle size, and render performance. It outputs a prioritized report detailing severity and actionable recommendations.