web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for web accessibility and design standards, provide your target files or patterns. The skill fetches the latest official Web Interface Guidelines, applies the rules to your code, and outputs findings in a concise file:line format.

Automating UX validation and design conformity checks involves fetching established web standards and applying them directly to your UI components. This process identifies design debt and outputs line-referenced findings for immediate code review.

Yes, you can perform a design review on specific UI components by providing the designated file or pattern. The skill reads only those specified targets, applies the web interface guidelines, and returns targeted findings.

An automated code review handles web interface guidelines compliance by fetching current rules from the official source, validating target UI code against them, and generating terse, line-referenced findings to highlight violations.

No, you do not need to manually configure web standards rules. The skill automatically fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines from the official source before applying them to your UI code for accessibility checks and UX audits.

You should expect findings in a terse file:line format when reviewing accessibility checks. This concise output references exact locations in your UI code where web interface guidelines violations occur, facilitating quick debugging.