web-design-guidelines

To audit frontend code for web accessibility and UX compliance, provide your repository files or URLs. The skill reads target files by pattern, applies the full Web Interface Guidelines rule set, and outputs findings in a terse file:line format.

A UI review for Web Interface Guidelines is an automated assessment that analyzes UI code to identify accessibility and UX gaps. It checks components, pages, or entire web projects against standards like color contrast, semantic structure, and keyboard navigation.

Yes, you can check semantic structure and keyboard navigation across an entire web project. The skill operates on frontend codebases and markup, allowing you to audit components, pages, or whole sites by specifying file patterns.

To get actionable remediation steps for accessibility gaps, run the skill against your target files. It fetches guidelines from a provided URL, applies the rule set, and provides prioritized recommendations for improvements alongside the violations found.

No, this UI audit tool does not require any specific dependencies or components to run. It operates independently to fetch guidelines from a provided URL and read target files by pattern to output accessibility and UX findings.

The web design guidelines audit outputs violations using a terse file:line format. This precise output structure allows developers to quickly locate and fix accessibility and UX gaps within their frontend codebases.