web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for web design guideline compliance, provide your UI files for review. The system fetches current standards, applies the rules to your code, and reports deviations in a concise file:line format.

An accessibility review checks semantic HTML and color contrast by scanning target UI files against current web standards. It assesses these elements alongside keyboard navigation to identify inclusivity issues and report them precisely.

Yes, you can use this for a site-wide UX audit across web projects. The process applies to reviewing multiple UI files, performing accessibility checks, and verifying design consistency across your entire project scope.

The best way to ensure components align with a design system is to run design consistency checks. This verifies your UI code matches brand guidelines and reports any deviations using a direct file:line format.

No, you do not need to manually provide web standards to run a UX audit. The process automatically fetches the latest web interface guidelines before reading your target files and applying the compliance rules.

Your UI code may fail accessibility checks if deviations were reported but not fixed. The review outputs findings in a file:line format detailing semantic HTML, color contrast, and keyboard navigation issues requiring code updates.