ck:web-design-guidelines

To audit web UI code for accessibility and UX compliance, provide the file paths to the target web UI files. The system cross-checks them against the latest Web Interface Guidelines and reports per-file findings with actionable recommendations.

A UI review against web design guidelines is a process of scanning web UI files to identify compliance issues. It fetches up-to-date guidelines, evaluates semantic markup and color contrast, and outputs structured results suitable for remediation.

Yes, you can check CSS and frontend code for accessibility issues automatically. The system scans target UI files across projects and evaluates them against all current web interface rules to identify compliance gaps.

To get actionable UX audit recommendations for your web dashboard, the system evaluates your provided UI files against current standards. It outputs structured, per-file findings designed specifically to guide quick remediation before release.

Yes, this web design guidelines audit works with any frontend project. It applies checks to web UI files across different projects by fetching the latest guidelines and reading the target files directly to identify compliance issues.

The main limitation of an automated a11y and CSS review is that it checks code compliance against fetched web interface guidelines. It requires providing exact file paths for reading and cannot evaluate dynamic runtime visual states outside the static code.