web-design-guidelines

Audit UI accessibility by fetching Web Interface Guidelines and applying those rules to your project files. The tool identifies non-compliance in contrast, keyboard navigation, aria attributes, and semantic structure, outputting findings in a file:line format.

A UX best-practices review flags design patterns that hinder usability by comparing your UI code against established guidelines. It identifies non-compliance in semantic structure and interaction design, suggesting improvements to align with industry standards.

Yes, you can audit specific files by providing a file pattern to the tool. It fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines and applies those rules to the specified files, returning a detailed list of findings in the file:line format.

Find UI design non-compliance by running a review against Web Interface Guidelines on your project files. The tool flags issues affecting contrast, keyboard navigation, and semantic structure, providing results in a file:line format.

Yes, the accessibility check explicitly reviews aria attributes and semantic structure. It compares your project files against Web Interface Guidelines to identify non-compliance and outputs the findings in a file:line format.

Accessibility audit findings follow a file:line format. The tool outputs specific locations of UI design non-compliance by applying Web Interface Guidelines to your project files, allowing direct navigation to each issue.