web-design-guidelines

Run an automated UI accessibility audit by parsing specified web project files against fetched Vercel Web Interface Guidelines. It performs rule-by-rule checks and outputs concise file:line violation reports for accessibility and styling issues.

Yes, you can use an automated design audit for pre-merge CI checks. It reviews UI code against web interface guidelines and reports violations in a terse, machine-friendly file:line format suitable for CI pipelines and code review bots.

The best way to check UI code for compliance is applying an automated review against the Vercel Web Interface Guidelines. It fetches authoritative rules, reads your specified files, and returns actionable violation findings in a file:line format.

Yes, providing specific files or glob patterns is required for a web design audit. The Skill is file-scoped, reading your specified project paths to run rule-by-rule checks against the fetched web interface guidelines.

Your web project needs an automated UX and styling review to identify accessibility, UX, and styling violations efficiently. It provides concise, actionable results for designers and engineers during design QA or handoff verification.

Limitations of file-scoped accessibility checks include requiring explicit file or glob pattern inputs to function. It relies on fetching the remote Vercel Web Interface Guidelines, so it is scoped strictly to the rules defined in that document.