gsd-ui-review

You can perform a retroactive UI audit by applying this assessment to any frontend project context. It evaluates the codebase across six visual pillars and outputs a UI-REVIEW.md with a 1 to 4 grade for each category to guide remediation.

A 6-pillar visual review is a structured assessment technique for frontend code that evaluates consistency, accessibility, performance, theming, navigation, and responsiveness. It quantifies cross-pillar UI quality to surface maintainability issues and guide improvements.

Yes, you can use this UI audit on any frontend project. It integrates with existing design systems and coding standards to inform engineering decisions without requiring specific dependencies or component configurations.

To generate a UI-REVIEW.md document, provide your project context and scope to the skill. It will process the frontend code and output a single, well-structured markdown file with graded assessments for each visual pillar.

The 1 to 4 grading scale in a UI audit quantifies the quality of each of the six visual pillars. It provides a clear metric to measure cross-pillar consistency and identify specific frontend areas requiring remediation.