web-design-guidelines

To review UI code for web design guidelines compliance, provide your files or patterns to the AI. It fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines from a remote source, applies all rules to your markup and styles, and outputs concise findings in a file:line format.

Automated accessibility review for web interfaces is the process of checking UI components and markup against current standards. This skill fetches up-to-date Web Interface Guidelines and applies all rules to ensure accessibility, consistency, and usability across your codebase.

Yes, you can audit specific file patterns for usability and consistency issues. By providing the desired files or patterns, the AI reads them and applies all Web Interface Guidelines rules to produce precise findings in a standard file:line format.

Yes, this automated code review works without external dependencies. It independently fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines from an official remote source before applying the rules to your UI components, markup, and styles.

Web accessibility and UI code review findings are returned in a concise file:line format. This standard output structure ensures results are suitable for direct integration into your existing code review workflows.

The skill ensures it checks against current web interface standards by fetching the latest Web Interface Guidelines from a remote official source before reviewing your code. This guarantees all accessibility and usability rules are up-to-date during the audit.