web-design-guidelines

To audit frontend code for web accessibility, provide your UI source files or glob patterns like src/**/*.{tsx,jsx}. The tool fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, scans the specified files, and reports conformance findings in a terse file:line format for quick triage.

Yes, you can review specific UI components by providing a targeted file path or glob pattern. This scopes the accessibility and design conformance check to the specified markup and styles, rather than scanning the entire web project codebase.

The report format for UI design and accessibility review findings is a terse file:line format. This output style is designed for quick triage and remediation, allowing developers to pinpoint exact locations of usability gaps and visual inconsistencies.

You need to check UI code conformance against design standards when frontend markup frequently misses accessibility requirements, resulting in usability gaps and inconsistent web interfaces. Use it when asked to review UI, check UX, or compare a site against best practices.

Yes, the accessibility audit works with React and TSX files, as well as JSX. You provide the file extensions in a glob pattern, such as src/**/*.{tsx,jsx}, and the tool scans those UI components and markup for web accessibility and design conformance.

A limitation of this automated web accessibility review is that it requires fetching live guidelines from a specified source and depends on the provided file scope. It identifies code conformance gaps but still requires manual remediation of the flagged markup and styles.