gsd-ui-review

An audit assesses frontend code across six pillars—usability, accessibility, performance, consistency, maintainability, and visuals. It surfaces quality gaps and generates a standardized UI-REVIEW.md artifact summarizing findings and scores per project phase.

Run the audit workflow against an existing frontend project to evaluate code across six quality pillars. The process preserves all gates and automatically generates a phase-specific UI-REVIEW.md artifact detailing identified issues and scores.

Yes, this visual audit offers cross-project applicability and can be applied to any frontend project. It provides consistent reporting and preserves all quality gates while generating a phase-specific UI-REVIEW.md artifact regardless of framework.

The UI-REVIEW.md artifact includes a structured report of quality findings and scores per phase. It summarizes issues identified across the six audit pillars—usability, accessibility, performance, consistency, maintainability, and visuals—into a standardized markdown file.

Automated frontend quality reporting focuses on structured code-level findings and scores, preserving established workflow gates. It requires an existing codebase to audit and outputs a markdown artifact, meaning complex subjective design nuances may still need manual review.