ck:web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for web design guideline compliance, provide your target UI files or patterns for review. The system fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, evaluates the files against all rules, and outputs concise findings in a file:line format to guide fixes.

Checking web accessibility in UI files involves evaluating them against fetched Web Interface Guidelines. The process reads specified file patterns, applies accessibility rules, and produces terse file:line findings to identify exact locations needing remediation.

Yes, you can review specific file patterns against web interface guidelines by providing the target patterns as input. The system reads those files, fetches the latest rules, and applies all guidelines to report actionable findings.

Code review for visual design guidelines works by fetching the latest rules and parsing your specified UI files. It enforces all visual design and accessibility guidelines against the code, then reports results in a consistent file:line format for quick remediation.

Web design guideline audit results use a concise file:line format. This consistent reporting structure surfaces actionable findings directly mapped to specific lines in your UI code, allowing for quick identification and remediation of compliance issues.