audit-responsive

A static responsive audit scans your named routes or components for constructs that commonly break mobile and tablet layouts, such as fixed pixel widths and missing flex wrapping. It identifies risks without opening a browser.

Mobile UI overflow is typically caused by fixed pixel widths, non-responsive grid or flex column definitions, unsafe 100vh usage, and missing flex wrapping. A static audit detects these constructs in your codebase.

You audit a specific component by naming the route or component for the scanner. It analyzes that scope plus direct feature imports one layer deep to flag risky viewport behaviors and recommend validation across canonical widths like 375, 768, 1280, and 1920.

Yes, the responsive audit works with UI codebases using Tailwind, CSS Modules, or CSS-in-JS patterns. It statically checks grids, flex layouts, images, modals, and viewport-height behaviors for overflow risks across those styling approaches.

It auto-suggests or applies mechanical fixes for straightforward issues like unsafe 100vh usage and missing flex wrapping. Design-level structural problems are reported separately for you or a designer to handle intentionally.

A static responsive audit reviews code without browser rendering, meaning it cannot catch dynamic runtime visual bugs. It focuses on known failing constructs within your named route or component scope plus one layer of direct imports.