ui-review

To check SwiftUI code for Human Interface Guidelines compliance, you provide the file paths for review. The analysis cross-references layouts, color semantics, and navigation patterns against iOS and watchOS HIG standards to surface design inconsistencies.

Auditing SwiftUI views for Dynamic Type and accessibility readiness involves verifying labels, hints, traits, and scalable typography. The review validates these elements against accessibility best practices to ensure real-world usage support.

The best way to perform a SwiftUI UI audit before QA is to run a comprehensive review across your views. This surfaces HIG divergence, accessibility gaps, and code quality issues early, reducing maintenance costs and ensuring design conformity.

Yes, the HIG compliance check supports both iOS and watchOS platforms. It analyzes SwiftUI interfaces against the specific Human Interface Guidelines for each operating system to ensure correct navigation patterns and typography.

You need WebFetch during a SwiftUI UI review when local reference files lack specific guidance. The analysis consults online guidelines via WebFetch to verify current iOS and watchOS standards when local checks are insufficient.

Yes, you can get code quality recommendations for SwiftUI views during a UI audit. The review provides actionable guidance to improve readability, consistency, and reusability across your interface components.