design-review

A frontend design audit evaluates your codebase across eight dimensions: information architecture, interaction design, visual hierarchy, consistency, accessibility, responsiveness, performance, and delight. It generates atomic fixes with before/after evidence and an action-oriented scorecard.

A UI consistency and accessibility review examines your frontend code to identify mismatches in visual hierarchy, interaction patterns, and accessibility compliance. This Skill documents those visual design issues and produces a design scorecard with actionable remediation options.

Fixing UI design problems found during a frontend audit involves generating atomic commits that implement remediation options with before/after evidence. This Skill applies fixes directly to the codebase and tracks traceable improvements for each design dimension.

Yes, this design review generates before and after evidence for fixes. It produces an action-oriented scorecard and implements atomic commits to ensure traceability for all visual design remediation actions applied to the codebase.

Yes, you can use this frontend audit for existing code without a design system. It evaluates implemented code across consistency, visual hierarchy, and accessibility to document issues and propose fixes, independent of any pre-existing design-system framework.