web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility compliance, you provide file paths or patterns for review. The skill fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, evaluates your assets against those rules, and outputs findings in a file:line format.

Checking web components for usability best practices involves applying standardized Web Interface Guidelines to your code. This skill fetches the latest rules and reports design conformity findings in a terse format suitable for downstream tooling.

Yes, you can review specific file patterns for design conformity. You provide the target files or patterns, and the skill reads them, applies the fetched accessibility and usability rules, and outputs the review findings.

Yes, the accessibility review uses the latest web interface guidelines. The skill actively fetches the most current rules from the configured source URL before evaluating your specified UI assets.

Accessibility audit findings are formatted in a terse file:line notation. This structured output ensures the results are easily parsed and integrated into downstream tooling for further processing.

For a UX design review, you need to provide the specific files or patterns to be evaluated. The skill then fetches the necessary guidelines and analyzes your UI assets for accessibility and usability compliance.