web-design-guidelines

To audit web UI code for accessibility and compliance, provide your UI files for review. The tool fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, validates the code against these rules, and reports deviations in a concise file:line format with suggested fixes.

A guideline-driven UI review is a process that automatically checks UI files against fetched Web Interface Guidelines. It validates code to identify deviations in accessibility, consistency, and layout correctness, then outputs findings highlighting violations and suggested fixes.

Yes, you can use this for code reviews during design handoffs. It supports audit scenarios like design handoffs and UI refresh cycles by validating provided files against established guidelines and reporting compliance gaps.

A UI compliance audit checks for accessibility issues including color contrast, keyboard navigation, semantic HTML, and ARIA attributes. It highlights these issues by applying the latest Web Interface Guidelines to your provided files.

To get suggested fixes for layout and UX best practice violations, submit your UI files for review. The tool identifies compliance issues and reports findings in a concise file:line format that highlights violations alongside their suggested fixes.

No, you do not need to provide the Web Interface Guidelines manually. The review process automatically fetches the latest guidelines and applies them to your provided files to identify compliance issues.