web-design-guidelines

To audit your React codebase for accessibility compliance, provide your frontend files or patterns to the review process, which scans them against Web Interface Guidelines and outputs findings in a file:line format for quick fixes.

A UI audit scans frontend TypeScript files against vetted web best practices, checking for UX and accessibility compliance issues. It compares your provided code patterns to guideline rules and surfaces violations in a compact file:line format for quick location.

Yes, you can perform a targeted review of specific files or directories by specifying a file, a set of files, or a pattern input, focusing the accessibility audit only on the most relevant UI areas of your TypeScript project.

The best way to check existing web interfaces is using a guideline-based UI auditing approach that fetches the latest rules and scans your provided files, producing actionable findings that pinpoint exactly where UX and accessibility violations occur.

You do not need to provide your entire frontend codebase to perform a UX review. You can specify a file, a set of files, or a pattern to focus the audit on the most relevant UI areas and limit the scope of the scan.

Accessibility compliance issues are reported in a compact file:line format, allowing you to quickly locate and fix the exact UI, UX, or best practice violations found within your provided frontend files.