web-design-guidelines

To audit frontend code for accessibility and UX gaps, provide your UI files for review. The skill fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, evaluates the target files, and outputs concise findings in a file:line format for remediation.

A UI code review against Web Interface Guidelines evaluates user-facing interfaces and interactions to identify accessibility and usability issues early. It applies to frontend codebases, design systems, and component libraries across projects to ensure compliance.

Yes, you can review design systems and component libraries. The skill evaluates user-facing interfaces and interactions across frontend codebases, applying the fetched guidelines to identify accessibility and UX gaps in your specified files.

You can check UI code compliance by providing target UI files for evaluation. The skill reads the latest accessibility and UX guidelines from its source URL, applies them to your code, and reports specific gaps for design improvements.

Yes, the UI audit automatically fetches the latest web design guidelines. It reads the current guidelines from the source URL before retrieving and evaluating your target UI files to identify accessibility and usability issues.

UI accessibility audit findings are reported in a concise file:line format. This structure directly maps identified accessibility and UX gaps to specific locations in your frontend code, making remediation planning and design improvements straightforward.