web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility compliance, provide your web project files or patterns. The skill fetches current Web Interface Guidelines, evaluates the target files, and outputs findings in a standard file:line format for quick remediation.

Automating a design audit across multiple files involves fetching the latest web design rules and evaluating specified UI patterns. This skill processes one or more files per request, applying deterministic evaluation to generate concise, actionable compliance findings.

Yes, you can check frontend code against current web accessibility standards. The skill fetches the latest guidelines directly from the official source, reads your target UI files, and enforces deterministic evaluation to ensure your project meets evolving compliance requirements.

Identifying specific lines of UI code that violate web interface guidelines is done by reading target files and comparing them against fetched rules. The skill outputs all compliance findings in a precise file:line format, enabling developers to quickly locate and fix accessibility issues.

You do not need to manually input design rules for a UI review. The skill automatically fetches the latest web interface guidelines from the official source before evaluating your provided files, ensuring your accessibility audit always checks against current compliance standards.

You can evaluate various web design files by providing UI files or specific patterns for review. The skill reads the target files you specify, fetches current guidelines, and processes them to deliver deterministic compliance findings without requiring specific file format dependencies.