web-design-guidelines

You can audit UI code for web interface guidelines by providing target UI assets and code patterns. The skill fetches up-to-date rules from its source URL, validates accessibility, contrast, typography, and layout, and reports conformance findings in a concise file:line format.

A web interface guidelines audit evaluates your UI assets and code against the latest accessibility, contrast, typography, and layout rules. You need this process before deployment to verify that web components meet design standards and deliver consistent, accessible interfaces.

To check if web components meet accessibility contrast and typography rules, submit your UI files for an automated review. The system fetches the latest web interface guidelines, applies checks to target files, and identifies conformance issues directly by file and line number.

The UI review process requires no external dependencies or frameworks. You simply provide the target UI files or patterns, and the skill independently fetches the latest web interface guidelines from its source URL to validate accessibility, contrast, typography, and layout rules.

Yes, you can verify design standards across multiple web project files by providing file patterns for review. The system reads the specified UI assets, validates them against fetched web interface guidelines, and reports conformance findings in a concise file:line format before deployment.

Accessibility and layout audit findings are reported in a concise file:line format. This output identifies exactly where target UI files violate the fetched web interface guidelines, allowing you to quickly locate and resolve design standard issues before deployment.