web-design-guidelines

To audit web UI code for accessibility and usability compliance, this skill automatically fetches current Web Interface Guidelines, reads your target files, and applies all rules to output a concise report of compliance gaps.

A web interface guidelines compliance audit is an automated review process that checks HTML, CSS, and UI patterns against established rules to identify usability issues, accessibility gaps, and visual inconsistencies across application pages.

Yes, you can use this to run a site-wide accessibility check on a React app; it evaluates UI components and pages to surface contrast, semantic, and navigational issues before your release.

To check HTML and CSS files for web design guideline violations, apply this skill to your codebase; it reads the target files, evaluates them against fetched guidelines, and reports findings in a concise format.

No, this UI review tool requires no external dependencies or components to function; it programmatically fetches the latest guidelines and applies them directly to your web UI codebase.

The best way to identify visual consistency issues across web pages is to run a guideline-based UI audit that automatically evaluates your UI patterns against established Web Interface Guidelines and reports compliance gaps.