web-design-guidelines

To check HTML and CSS code for web design guideline violations, you provide a list or pattern of UI files to review, and the skill fetches up-to-date rules to apply deterministic checks, reporting findings in a terse file:line format.

The best way to audit web app UI for accessibility compliance is using a guideline-based review tool that fetches current Web Interface Guidelines and applies deterministic rule checks to your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.

Yes, you can review specific file patterns for UI accessibility issues by providing the skill with specific files like index.html or styles.css, which it analyzes against updated guidelines to spot violations.

A code review for web design guidelines reports its findings in a terse file:line format, outputting actionable findings suitable for quick fixes directly in the identified HTML, CSS, or JavaScript files.

Yes, you need an internet connection to fetch web interface guidelines for linting, because the skill requires fetching up-to-date rules from a remote source before applying deterministic checks to your codebase.