ui-review

To audit UI code for design-system compliance, apply a structured review checklist focusing on design-token discipline, typography, and spacing. This enforces the use of existing primitives over hard-coded styles and provides concrete fixes for accessibility gaps.

Checking mobile accessibility and touch target sizes involves auditing UI components for focus visibility, color contrast, and readable typography. This ensures mobile ergonomic best practices are met by validating against established design tokens.

Enforcing design-token discipline requires reviewing UI code to identify hard-coded styles and replacing them with existing primitive tokens. This process maintains visual consistency and provides developers with concrete fixes to align components.

Yes, you can use a structured checklist to review typography and spacing for design-language compliance. This guides code reviews by systematically evaluating token usage and ergonomic best practices to return actionable fixes.

UI reviews miss accessibility gaps and mobile usability issues when they lack a structured audit for design-token discipline and ergonomic best practices. Applying a focused checklist for focus visibility, contrast, and touch target sizes resolves this.

Yes, ui-review is specifically applied to StyleSeed Toss projects to audit UI components and PR reviews. It focuses on tokens, typography, spacing, and mobile ergonomics to ensure strict design-language compliance and accessibility.