web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility and UX conformance, provide target files or patterns for assessment. The skill reads the code, fetches the latest official Web Interface Guidelines, and reports findings on semantic HTML, color contrast, and keyboard navigation.

A UI guideline review automatically checks UI components against the latest official Web Interface Guidelines. It fetches current standards, reads target files, and evaluates HTML semantics, responsive behavior, and color contrast to identify accessibility gaps and UX inconsistencies.

Yes, you can check HTML semantics and keyboard navigation across an entire project. The skill operates across codebases and project scopes, allowing you to provide target file patterns for comprehensive accessibility audits and UX evaluations.

Yes, this accessibility audit works for conformance checks before release. It is specifically designed for UI reviews, accessibility audits, and UX evaluations, flagging accessibility gaps and suggesting concrete improvements to ensure compliance.

The best way to find accessibility gaps in a landing page is to provide its UI files for a guideline-driven review. The analysis automatically flags UX inconsistencies and suggests concrete improvements required to meet official Web Interface Guidelines.

No, you do not need external dependencies to perform a UX evaluation. The skill fetches the latest guidelines directly from the official source and reads target files or patterns internally to report conformance findings.