web-design-guidelines

Audit web UI code for accessibility compliance by analyzing target files against established Web Interface Guidelines. The tool fetches the latest rules, checks semantic structure and design consistency, and outputs concise findings in a file:line format.

Checking UI implementation against web design guidelines involves reading project files and comparing them to a fetched guidelines source. This process identifies accessibility gaps and usability issues, reporting findings in a concise file:line format.

Review semantic structure and design consistency by running a code analysis against Web Interface Guidelines. The evaluation fetches rules from the guidelines source and outputs findings in a file:line format, highlighting accessibility and compliance gaps.

Yes, you can check production UI files for a11y compliance. Provide the UI files or patterns to review, and the tool fetches the latest guidelines, evaluates the code, and reports accessibility and design compliance findings.

No dependencies or external libraries are required. The accessibility audit operates by fetching the latest guidelines from the source and reading specified files from the references to output compliance findings.

The accessibility design review outputs findings in a concise file:line format. This format points directly to the exact locations in the UI code where accessibility, semantic structure, or design consistency issues occur.