web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility and design compliance, apply this review process to your web project files. It fetches Web Interface Guidelines, evaluates target UI patterns, and reports concise findings with remediation recommendations to speed up fixes.

Checking web accessibility involves fetching the latest Web Interface Guidelines from a remote source and applying them to your project. The system reads target UI files, evaluates them against the rules, and outputs concise findings to catch a11y issues early.

Review your web project files for design deviations by specifying target UI files for evaluation. The system reads the specified files, matches them against fetched Web Interface Guidelines, and outputs rule-based findings with actionable remediation recommendations.

No dependencies are required to run a UI code review for design and accessibility. The process fetches the necessary Web Interface Guidelines directly from a remote source at runtime, meaning you can audit your project without installing external packages.

Yes, you can get remediation recommendations for accessibility issues found in your UI code. After evaluating your files against the Web Interface Guidelines, the system outputs concise, rule-based findings and specific recommendations to speed up your fixes.

The best way to catch design and a11y issues early is to audit your UI code during development. By evaluating target files against the latest Web Interface Guidelines, you can identify accessibility and design compliance issues before they reach production.