web-design-guidelines

To audit web UI code for accessibility and best practices, review your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files against Vercel Web Interface Guidelines to identify issues in focus states, forms, animation, and typography. The audit outputs findings in a file:line - issue format.

Common web design anti-patterns include missing ARIA labels, improper focus states, and inaccessible forms. Checking for these UI issues before launch ensures your code adheres to established web interface guidelines and prevents usability problems.

Yes, you can use Vercel guidelines to review HTML and CSS files. The audit checks these files for compliance with established web interface guidelines, identifying accessibility pitfalls and anti-patterns to fix before deployment.

To check for missing ARIA labels and improper focus states, run a UI compliance audit on your code. This process reviews your interface components against web design best practices and outputs specific line-by-line issues.

The best way to ensure UI code compliance is to fetch the latest rules from the specified GitHub URL and audit your interface code. This identifies accessibility issues and anti-patterns across your files, outputting results in a structured format.

No specific dependencies are required to perform a UI code audit for web design. The process fetches the latest rules from a GitHub URL and evaluates your raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files directly for compliance.