gsd-ui-review

A 6-pillar UI audit evaluates frontend codebases across six core visual design dimensions to identify quality gaps and inconsistency patterns. It generates a phase-based UI-REVIEW.md report containing per-pillar scores and actionable findings for improving design conformity.

You generate a UI review report by running the designated UI review workflow against your frontend project. The process preserves all workflow gates and outputs a phase-based UI-REVIEW.md file, such as 1-UI-REVIEW.md, stored directly in your project repository.

Yes, you can use this UI review workflow with any frontend project. The visual audit is designed to be framework-agnostic, evaluating the resulting codebase implementations to identify visual design gaps and generate a standardized UI-REVIEW.md report.

The best way to identify visual design inconsistency patterns is to execute a retroactive 6-pillar visual audit. This process references included guidance to evaluate your frontend codebase, producing per-pillar scores and actionable findings in a UI-REVIEW.md report.

No external dependencies are required to run the 6-pillar frontend audit. The workflow operates independently by referencing its included guidance and preserving internal workflow gates to ensure reproducible visual reviews and report generation.

A standardized markdown report like UI-REVIEW.md ensures that visual audit results are version-controlled and accessible within your project repository. It provides structured, phase-based documentation of per-pillar scores and actionable findings for team alignment.