web-design-guidelines

To audit frontend code for accessibility and UI compliance, provide the file path or pattern to your UI files. The skill reads target files with Glob, fetches the latest web guidelines via WebFetch, and reports violations in a concise file:line format.

A web interface guidelines conformance check validates UI code against best practices to identify accessibility gaps and design deviations. You need it during frontend development and design reviews to catch consistency issues early before deployment.

Yes, the design review skill is applicable across websites and apps. It audits UI code in frontend projects to assess WCAG alignment and surface violations, providing actionable fixes for various platforms.

To check WCAG compliance, run the audit skill against your UI component files. It fetches current guidelines via WebFetch, applies priority rules to the code, and outputs a conformance report detailing accessibility gaps.

The best way to automate web design reviews is running an audit skill that fetches latest web interface guidelines and scans target files using Glob. It applies priority rules to identify deviations and generates a concise file:line conformance report.

No dependencies are required to run the UI accessibility audit. The skill operates standalone, using built-in WebFetch to retrieve guidelines and Glob to read your target frontend files for design and accessibility verification.