web-design-guidelines

To review UI code for web design and accessibility compliance, fetch external markdown rules defining the guidelines and apply them to your provided component files. This automated audit scans your code against predefined standards to improve consistency and quality.

Automated UI code review is a process that scans user-provided source files for compliance with established web interface guidelines. It addresses the need for automated design and accessibility audits directly within web development workflows.

Yes, you can use custom web design guidelines by providing a specific URL. The review process fetches external markdown content defining your custom rules and output formats, then applies them directly to your user-provided UI files.

The web design code review requires fetching external markdown content from a specified URL to define the rules and output formats. It has no package dependencies but needs network access to retrieve the latest guidelines before performing the audit.

You need to audit UI code for web standards when preparing new components for a main branch merge. Auditing ensures the user interface code adheres to established accessibility and design rules, improving overall quality and consistency before deployment.