web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility and UX compliance, provide your web project files or a file pattern like 'src/**/*.tsx'. The tool fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, analyzes the files, and outputs a concise per-file findings report detailing defects and proposed fixes.

A UI guidelines compliance review analyzes web interface code against official standards to identify accessibility, readability, and UX defects. It works by fetching the latest guidelines from an official source and applying them to specified files to produce a concise per-file findings report.

Yes, you can use this UX audit tool to review specific file patterns in your web app. You provide a pattern such as 'src/**/*.tsx' or specific paths, and it analyzes those UI files to surface accessibility gaps and UX issues.

This accessibility checker works with web project files like index.html, components, and styles. It applies to web projects, UI reviews, accessibility checks, UX audits, and site-wide validation scenarios by analyzing the provided files.

The best way to check web design against official Web Interface Guidelines is to use an automated audit tool that fetches the most recent standards from the official source and applies them directly to your codebase to surface issues and propose fixes.

When running site-wide validation for accessibility, expect a concise per-file findings report focusing on compliance with Web Interface Guidelines. The tool has a basic implementation depth, meaning it provides targeted issue identification and proposed fixes without deep architectural reasoning.