dads-implementation-check

To audit UI implementation against design system tokens, provide your source code, style tokens, screenshots, and mapping data. The skill cross-references these inputs against DADS Foundations rules to produce a structured compliance report categorizing elements as compliant, non-compliant, or unknown.

A DADS compliance review is a validation process that maps implemented UI values to DADS tokens and flags any violations. It assesses code, style tokens, and screenshots across web and native platforms to ensure design system consistency before release.

Yes, you can validate native platform screenshots against DADS Foundations rules. The skill analyzes visual assets alongside code and style tokens to assess compliance across both web and native platforms, identifying required fixes and assumptions.

You generate a structured design system compliance report by submitting your UI implementation data for review. The output categorizes compliant, non-compliant, and unknown elements, while detailing required fixes and assumptions based on DADS Foundations rules.

You need to provide UI code, style tokens, screenshots, and mapping data to perform a design system audit. These inputs are analyzed together to verify that implemented values match DADS Foundations rules and to flag any non-compliant elements.

Your UI implementation flags as non-compliant during a token audit when implemented values deviate from defined DADS tokens. The audit report will categorize these violations and list the required fixes needed to align the code with the design system standards.