web-design-guidelines

To check frontend code for accessibility compliance, you can analyze your project files to identify WCAG 2.2 AA violations. This process flags critical issues in frameworks like React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, and static sites, providing detailed recommendations to ensure your UI is accessible before deployment.

The best way to review UI code for security vulnerabilities and design inconsistencies is to perform a comprehensive analysis of your frontend project. This approach identifies unsafe patterns like innerHTML usages and inconsistent styling, ensuring a polished, secure, and consistent user experience before launch.

Yes, you can analyze static sites for performance and security best practices. The framework-agnostic analysis works across React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, and static sites to flag common pitfalls, ensuring your project meets design system standards and security requirements during development.

To scan a React project for accessibility issues before deployment, provide the path to your frontend project files or upload code snippets. The tool analyzes the codebase to catch a11y violations, security flaws, and performance issues, providing detailed recommendations for remediation.

Yes, frontend design compliance analysis works with Svelte and Vue frameworks. It performs framework-agnostic analysis across React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, and static sites to flag common pitfalls related to design consistency, accessibility, and security best practices.