web-design-guidelines

You can audit UI code by providing the frontend files and prompting a review; the tool fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines and returns accessibility, UX consistency, and visual design findings in a concise file:line format.

Checking frontend accessibility and UX consistency involves evaluating your UI files against established web interface guidelines to identify specific code paths that need alignment, yielding a detailed file:line report for remediation.

You can review your website against best practices by providing your UI files; the tool fetches fresh guidelines from the official source and evaluates your code paths for accessibility and visual design compliance.

A UI audit against web interface guidelines is the process of identifying frontend files that need alignment with established rules, evaluating accessibility, UX consistency, and visual design across specified code paths.

You need to specify files or patterns for a UX review, or you will be prompted to provide them, so the tool can read and evaluate those exact code paths against the fetched web design guidelines.

UI audit findings return in a terse file:line precise format suitable for review and remediation, pinpointing exactly where your UI code needs alignment with accessibility and visual design guidelines.