web-design-guidelines

You can audit UI code for web accessibility by providing your source files for review. The tool checks the code against the latest Web Interface Guidelines and outputs specific findings in a file:line format so you can fix issues quickly.

Web accessibility compliance checks review UI code against a ruleset of UX guidelines to flag non-compliance. The tool fetches the latest guideline rules, reads your source inputs, and reports accessibility and design issues at specific file locations.

Yes, you can run a UX guidelines review on specified files or file patterns. You provide the source inputs you want checked, and the tool reads those files to apply all compliance checks against the current Web Interface Guidelines.

Yes, the accessibility audit fetches the latest web design guidelines before each review. This ensures that the compliance checks and UI audit results stay aligned with current web accessibility and UX best practices.

A UI audit provides actionable findings by reporting issues in a concise file:line format. This location-specific output pinpoints exactly where your code violates web accessibility guidelines so developers can fix problems quickly.

Automated code review for web accessibility flags non-compliance with guideline rules in your source files but requires you to provide the correct file inputs. It outputs file:line findings but does not automatically fix the code or test runtime interactions.