ui-ux-audit

Audit UI/UX by reading your current source files first to document what exists, detect duplicate features or data displays, and identify genuine gaps. This read-first workflow prevents implementing features that already exist or clutter that contradicts clean design principles.

Evidence-based accessibility checks start by auditing your current state against WCAG guidelines, reading relevant components and pages to surface gaps aligned with clean, minimal design. This ensures compliance is grounded in your actual implementation before proposing changes.

Redundancy detection audits your source files to catalog existing components, data displays, and features across pages, then flags duplication before any implementation. This prevents adding components that already serve the same function elsewhere.

Audit before every UI/UX change—page edits, component additions, and layout updates. This mandatory workflow prevents waste by ensuring proposals address genuine gaps rather than duplicating existing capabilities or adding unmotivated features.

Audit applies to all scope levels: page edits, component additions, and layout updates. The read-first, implement-second workflow detects duplication and surfaces gaps at any scale, maintaining design minimalism and preventing redundant changes.