gsd-ui-review

To automate a frontend code review, you can run a structured visual audit that evaluates your codebase against a predefined 6-pillar framework and generates a graded assessment report. This streamlines post-implementation project evaluation without manual inspection.

A visual audit systematically evaluates frontend code against a 6-pillar framework to generate a structured UI-REVIEW.md report with graded assessments. It serves as a retroactive evaluation mechanism for project codebases, replacing manual inspection with standardized criteria.

Yes, an automated project review can be applied to any frontend codebase regardless of its size or complexity. The assessment requires access to the codebase and associated project references to generate the final evaluation report.

You generate a structured report for frontend code assessment by running an automated visual audit that outputs a UI-REVIEW.md file. This file contains graded assessments for each pillar of the 6-pillar framework, providing a comprehensive project evaluation.

To perform an automated frontend visual audit, you need to provide access to your codebase and any associated project references. The skill uses these inputs to evaluate the code against its 6-pillar framework and generate the final report.