web-design-guidelines

To audit web accessibility, you fetch the latest interface guidelines and evaluate target UI files against them. This process identifies accessibility gaps, color contrast issues, keyboard navigation flaws, and semantic HTML adherence, outputting findings in a terse file:line format.

Checking semantic HTML and color contrast involves applying rules from fetched web design guidelines to your UI files. The evaluation reviews code, components, and assets to surface design quality issues and generate actionable findings for developers.

Review code for accessibility gaps by running a full UI audit across project files before user testing. This compares your components against established guidelines to catch keyboard navigation and design conformity issues early in the release process.

Yes, you can evaluate UI components against a public guidelines URL. The process fetches the latest web interface guidelines from that source, reads your target files, and applies all fetched rules to identify accessibility and design conformity issues.

Web accessibility compliance review works across projects by applying fetched guidelines to review code, components, and assets. It identifies accessibility gaps and semantic HTML adherence issues regardless of the project, outputting results in a concise file:line format.