audit

A UI audit covers accessibility, performance, theming, and responsive design to identify and document severity-rated issues. It generates a structured findings list with actionable remediation recommendations across pages, widgets, and layouts.

Run a systematic UI audit to check accessibility and responsive design issues in a component library. It enforces checks across these domains and outputs a prioritized findings list with actionable recommendations for remediation.

Yes, you can audit theming tokens and contrast for design systems. The audit highlights token usage, contrast, and responsive breakpoints to align your UI components with established design standards.

No, the UI audit does not automatically fix frontend performance and accessibility problems. It generates a prioritized report of severity-rated findings with actionable recommendations without making any code changes.

UI audit findings are prioritized using severity ratings for each documented issue. This structured reporting approach provides actionable remediation recommendations to help teams address the most critical accessibility and performance problems first.

The best way to audit responsive layouts across multiple widgets is using a systematic UI audit. It enforces responsive design checks across your frontend application and produces a detailed, severity-rated findings list for remediation.