web-design-guidelines

You can audit web project files by fetching the latest Web Interface Guidelines and evaluating your codebase against those rules to ensure accessibility, usability, and visual consistency. The Skill outputs findings in a concise file:line format.

A web design guidelines audit is an automated review of UI code against established interface rules to check for accessibility and visual consistency. You need it when reviewing a web project's codebase or site files to ensure compliance with the latest interface standards.

To check UI code, the Skill fetches the latest guidelines from a remote source URL, reads your specified target files or file patterns, applies all rules from the fetched guidelines, and reports findings in a terse file:line format.

Yes, you can use this accessibility audit on specific files or patterns. You provide the target files or prompt for a file pattern, and the Skill evaluates each target against the fetched Web Interface Guidelines across your web project.

No, this UI accessibility audit requires no external dependencies or components. It operates independently by fetching guidelines from a remote source and evaluating your web project files directly.

The accessibility audit outputs its findings in a terse file:line format. This concise reporting style identifies exactly where in your codebase the UI does not comply with the fetched Web Interface Guidelines.