web-design-guidelines

A UX audit evaluates your provided files against the latest fetched web interface guidelines. It reads your local UI code to check for accessibility, visual consistency, and best-practice conformance, outputting actionable findings in a concise file:line format.

To run a design review on dashboard components, supply the local file paths or patterns for analysis along with a guidelines source URL. The evaluation workflow applies the fetched rules to your code and reports specific file:line findings for any non-compliant UI elements.

Yes, you can check design consistency across web projects by providing target file patterns for the system to evaluate. It automatically applies the latest fetched design guidelines and outputs a deterministic list of file:line findings, eliminating the need for manual review.

To perform a UI code compliance check, you need to provide a guidelines source URL and the local target files or patterns to analyze. The system uses these inputs to fetch the latest rules and output deterministic file:line findings for remediation.

The UX audit evaluates local UI code files provided as input, making it applicable to web projects, dashboards, and components regardless of the underlying framework. It checks the provided files against fetched guidelines and outputs non-compliant file:line findings.