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To check your SwiftUI app for macOS Human Interface Guidelines compliance, audit your interface against platform conventions for window management, toolbars, navigation, and controls to identify violations and apply specific code fixes.

The Liquid Glass design system in macOS 26 Tahoe is Apple's interface standard defining transparency, materials, depth, and animation quality. Auditing your app against it ensures your UI maintains proper visual consistency and platform-native design.

To review AppKit code for WCAG accessibility compliance on macOS, audit VoiceOver support, keyboard navigation, Dynamic Type, and color contrast to identify barriers and ensure your application is accessible to all users.

Yes, you can audit window management and toolbar organization in your macOS app. The review verifies your window layouts, toolbar structures, and navigation patterns against Apple's platform conventions and identifies areas needing correction.

The best way to fix macOS UI design violations before release is to run a comprehensive audit that identifies specific deviations from HIG and Liquid Glass standards, then apply the suggested code fixes to align your interface with platform expectations.

Yes, the macOS HIG review covers both SwiftUI and AppKit projects. It evaluates interface code from either framework against macOS 26 Tahoe design standards, ensuring consistent UI patterns and accessibility compliance across different implementations.