design-review

To audit frontend code for design consistency and accessibility compliance, run a project-wide review process that checks components and styles against design tokens and WCAG AA standards. This generates a structured report with specific file and line references.

Checking WCAG AA accessibility in JavaScript frontend projects involves auditing alt text, labels, contrast ratios, and focus management. A dedicated design-review workflow validates these accessibility patterns and outputs a structured report with file:line references.

Yes, you can run a design review on a specific pull request. The auditing process supports PR-level checks alongside project-wide reviews, allowing targeted validation of design tokens, responsive behavior, and UX state conformance for new code changes.

UX pattern validation for loading and error states works by scanning frontend interfaces to ensure proper conformance across all interaction states. It verifies that loading, empty, error, and success states are implemented correctly and consistently throughout the project components.

Yes, the accessibility audit works with modern JavaScript and TypeScript frameworks using common design tokens. It detects token usage to evaluate design consistency, responsive breakpoints, and accessibility compliance across the project's component library.

You need a responsive review covering breakpoints and mobile-first strategies to ensure fluid layouts adapt correctly across devices. This process validates responsive behavior and identifies design inconsistencies before deployment or after design-system updates.