web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility and UX gaps, compare your target files against the Web Interface Guidelines. Specify the directories or patterns to review, and the tool fetches the latest rules to generate a concise findings report.

A UI code audit against web guidelines is a review process that identifies accessibility, UX, and visual-design gaps by applying best-practice rules to your codebase. It outputs a report highlighting specific areas needing improvement.

To check if your web interface meets visual design best practices, run a guideline-driven audit on your target UI files. The tool applies all visual-design rules from the fetched guidelines and outputs a concise findings report.

Yes, you can audit a specific subset of files for a11y compliance by providing user-specified file paths, directories, or patterns. The tool targets only those files when applying accessibility rules and generating the findings report.

No, this web guidelines audit does not require any external dependencies or components. It independently fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines from the source URL and applies all rules directly to your specified code.

The best way to evaluate a site against web interface guidelines is to request a full audit of your UI code. The tool fetches the latest accessibility, UX, and visual-design rules, applies them to your target files, and outputs a concise findings report.