web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility compliance, provide your target files to review. The Skill fetches the latest web interface guidelines, parses the files, applies all rules, and reports findings in a file:line format.

Checking your site against web design best practices involves fetching the latest guideline rules and parsing your target files. The audit applies all fetched rules to your UI code and outputs specific findings in a file:line format.

Yes, you can review UX and accessibility across multiple files. You need to provide the specified files or a file pattern, and the audit will check all matched files against the fetched web interface guidelines and report any compliance gaps.

No, you do not need to manually supply web interface guidelines for a design review. The Skill automatically fetches the latest rules from the source URL before parsing your target files and applying the checks.

Accessibility gaps and design risks are reported in a terse file:line format. After applying all fetched web interface guidelines to your UI code, the output identifies specific locations of compliance failures.

A limitation when checking UI code against web guidelines is that the audit requires you to specify target files or patterns upfront. It focuses on parsing provided source files and reporting compliance findings rather than scanning deployed URLs directly.