web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for web design guidelines and accessibility, you can use this skill to review specified files. It fetches the latest external rules and applies pattern matching to check code compliance and validate UX best practices.

A UI design audit verifies that interface code meets established web guidelines. Automated code review works by dynamically fetching external guideline documents and pattern matching against your files to detect accessibility issues and inconsistencies.

Yes, you can check a specific component file like Button.tsx. The skill reviews individual UI code files by passing the file path, fetching the latest web interface guidelines, and validating code compliance for that specific component.

The best way to ensure web interface guidelines compliance before merging is to run an automated design audit on new components. This catches potential accessibility issues and UX best practice violations early by validating code against dynamically fetched rules.

Yes, this accessibility checker requires external guideline documents to function. The skill dynamically fetches the latest web interface guidelines during the review process to ensure up-to-date accessibility checks and code compliance validation.

You need dynamic fetching for UX best practice validation because web standards change frequently. By retrieving the latest external guideline documents on each run, the design audit ensures your UI code is always checked against current accessibility rules rather than outdated static rules.