web-design-guidelines

To audit UI files for accessibility and UX issues, apply an automated review skill to your component directories or glob patterns. It fetches the latest web interface guidelines, parses the rules, and reports violations in a concise file:line format suitable for continuous integration.

An automated design audit for web interface guidelines is a rule-driven process that retrieves canonical standards from a remote URL, parses those rules, and inspects UI files to surface accessibility, UX, and best-practice violations before shipping code.

You can run a UX and best-practice review by applying the skill to specified files or glob patterns, such as src/**/*. It reads the targeted UI code, checks it against fetched authoritative guidelines, and outputs terse findings indicating exactly where violations occur.

Yes, you can use an automated design audit in continuous integration systems. The skill applies guideline rules to UI files and reports findings in a concise file:line format, making it easy to integrate into CI pipelines to catch accessibility and UX issues before shipping.

No dependencies are required to review UI files for web guideline compliance. The skill operates independently to fetch canonical guidelines from a provided remote URL, parse the rules, and output concise findings without needing additional installed packages.

The automated web design audit outputs findings in a concise file:line format. This terse, rule-driven output is designed to be easily parsed by editors and continuous integration systems to quickly locate accessibility and UX violations.