ck:web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility and design compliance, apply the skill to specified files or patterns. It fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines and checks each file against the full rule set, reporting violations in a concise file:line format.

Checking UI source files against Web Interface Guidelines involves retrieving the most recent standards and scanning matching code paths. This skill automates that review process to catch accessibility and design issues early without manual rule lookups.

Reviewing UI code to ensure it follows the latest web design guidelines requires fetching current standards before scanning. This skill retrieves the newest rules automatically and checks every specified file, generating findings without additional commentary.

Yes, the UI code audit requires network access to retrieve the guidelines. The skill fetches the most recent Web Interface Guidelines before each review to ensure all accessibility and design checks are evaluated against current standards.

Yes, you can use a file pattern to scan multiple UI files for design guideline violations. The skill accepts a file path or pattern, checks every rule from the fetched guidelines, and reports any violations found in a concise file:line format.

The UI code review outputs findings in a file:line format to provide concise, actionable results. It reports accessibility and design violations directly without additional commentary, helping developers quickly locate and fix compliance issues in the code.