frontend-output-validator

To automate frontend audits, run a post-implementation validator that reads DESIGN.md budgets to check WCAG contrast, CLS, and touch targets. It generates a structured pass/fail report with exact file:line references to guide fixes after UI changes.

A design token compliance check verifies that frontend components adhere to project-wide standards defined in DESIGN.md. You need it after frontend development work to catch visual stability, icon budget, and accessibility violations before shipping.

Enforce CLS and WCAG contrast budgets by running an automated design check that reads DESIGN.md targets. It audits frontend outputs for visual stability and accessibility constraints, generating actionable fixes with file references for any non-compliant components.

No, the frontend design validator operates with zero dependencies. It runs as a non-destructive review gate after frontend implementation to validate output against verifiable design rules defined in your DESIGN.md file.

The best way to audit mobile-first constraints is using an automated post-frontend validator. It checks viewport meta tags, image and video dimensions, and touch targets against DESIGN.md budgets, producing a report with actionable fixes for non-compliant layouts.

Your frontend UI may fail mobile visual stability due to unverified CLS budgets or missing viewport meta constraints. An automated validator reads DESIGN.md targets to audit image dimensions and layout shifts, producing a report with exact file:line references to guide fixes.