web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility and design consistency, fetch the latest Web Interface Guidelines and apply them to your codebase. The review reads target files, compares them against the guidelines, and outputs findings in a file:line format.

Yes, you can run a UI review on a single landing page before release. The process applies Web Interface Guidelines to individual pages to verify accessibility conformance and visual consistency, outputting specific findings for quick resolution.

To check your design system, apply Web Interface Guidelines directly to the UI assets and code. The review analyzes the codebase for accessibility and best-practice conformance, providing actionable findings in a file:line format.

The best way to automate accessibility checks is using a repeatable review process that fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines and applies them to UI files. This catches accessibility and design issues early by outputting findings in a file:line format.

No specific dependencies or components are required to run this UI review. The process fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines directly and applies them to your existing UI codebase, design system, or single pages without needing additional setup.

UI review findings are reported in a file:line format for quality assurance. This output structure maps accessibility and visual consistency issues directly to the specific locations in your UI code, making it easy to identify and fix non-compliant sections.