web-design-guidelines

To check UI code for accessibility and design-system adherence, validate your target files against Web Interface Guidelines. The review fetches the latest rules from a source URL, reads your specified file paths, and reports findings in a concise file:line format with actionable recommended fixes.

Running a UX review on specific web routes or components requires providing the target file paths to evaluate. The process applies all rules from fetched Web Interface Guidelines to those specific files and returns concise compliance findings with recommended fixes for each issue identified.

Yes, you can automate code reviews for accessibility conformance by applying fetched Web Interface Guidelines rules to your codebase files. The review evaluates target paths and returns findings in a file:line format, making it suitable for validating UI quality and accessibility compliance across components.

The best way to ensure UI quality across a codebase is to validate all target files against the latest Web Interface Guidelines. This process fetches current rules from a source URL, evaluates specified paths for design-system consistency and accessibility, and outputs concise findings with actionable recommendations.

Yes, the UX review works without installing external dependencies. You only need to provide the target file or path for evaluation, and the review fetches the latest guidelines directly from the source URL to perform the compliance check and return actionable findings.

UI components fail accessibility checks when they do not comply with fetched Web Interface Guidelines rules. Running a validation review on the target files identifies specific non-compliant lines and returns concise findings with recommended fixes to resolve design-system and UX quality issues.