web-design-guidelines

You can audit HTML and CSS for accessibility issues by reviewing UI code against Web Interface Guidelines to identify usability and consistency problems. The skill analyzes file patterns like index.html or src/**/*.jsx to report findings in a standardized format.

Yes, you can check JavaScript components for UX and design consistency. The skill analyzes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files against fetched Web Interface Guidelines to identify usability and consistency issues across your project.

The best way to review UI code for accessibility before launch is to apply Web Interface Guidelines to your project files. The skill fetches the latest guidelines, applies all rules to your UI components, and reports findings concisely.

Yes, this accessibility review works with specific file patterns. You can target individual files or apply checks across projects using patterns such as index.html or src/**/*.jsx to review your UI code.

To get the latest web design guidelines applied to your frontend code, the skill fetches rules directly from the source URL. It then applies all accessibility and UX rules to your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript components.

You should use automated UI code review to catch accessibility issues early in development. It fetches Web Interface Guidelines and applies them to your code, helping teams verify design consistency and usability before launch.