design-audit

To audit SwiftUI views for design system compliance, run an automated check that analyzes token usage, component patterns, accessibility, and theme support. It generates a structured report categorizing deviations by severity to catch visual inconsistencies.

Checking SwiftUI code for hardcoded colors and spacing is done by scanning for token compliance. This process detects hardcoded values for colors, spacing, and typography, enforcing the use of designated design tokens to ensure consistency.

Yes, you can automatically verify accessibility in SwiftUI components. The audit checks for essential accessibility standards, specifically verifying tap target sizes and label presence to prevent accessibility violations before merging.

Component usage analysis for SwiftUI design systems works by identifying opportunities to replace custom implementations with existing design system components. It analyzes code for incorrect component patterns to prevent technical debt.

You should run a design system audit on your SwiftUI files before merging a new feature. Running the audit on all new UI components catches any deviations from the established design language, preventing visual inconsistencies and technical debt.

Yes, the SwiftUI audit supports theme analysis. It evaluates your code to ensure proper theme support alongside token compliance, component usage, and accessibility checks, providing a comprehensive structured report of any issues found.