web-design-guidelines

To audit UI components for accessibility, provide target files or patterns for the skill to review. It fetches the latest rules from the official guidelines source, evaluates all rules against your code, and returns concise findings in a file:line format for quick remediation.

Checking a React component tree for accessibility conformance involves reading the specified UI files and validating them against established web guidelines. The skill outputs non-conformities in a terse file:line format to streamline the review process.

Yes, you can review an entire web application for design consistency and accessibility. The skill applies to individual components, pages, or entire applications to ensure your UI code meets standard web interface guidelines across the project.

No dependencies are required to validate UI files against web guidelines. The skill fetches the latest rules directly from the official source and evaluates your target files without needing external modules or components installed.

Accessibility validation results are returned in a terse file:line format. This concise output style simplifies review and remediation by pinpointing exactly where non-conformities exist within your UI code files.

UI code often fails standard web interface guidelines due to accessibility and usability gaps. Running an audit identifies these non-conformities by evaluating all rules against your target files and highlighting exact locations for remediation.