web-design-guidelines

You can audit frontend UI code for accessibility and visual consistency by providing HTML, JSX, or TSX source files. The tool fetches up-to-date Web Interface Guidelines, compares project files for conformance, and outputs concise deviation findings in a machine-readable format.

A Web Interface Guidelines compliance check identifies and reports deviations from web standards in your UI code. It works by fetching the latest remote rules, applying them to your frontend assets, and surfacing non-conforming interaction patterns and visual inconsistencies.

Yes, you can use this tool to review TSX and JSX components. It explicitly applies automated checks to frontend assets including HTML, JSX, and TSX files to surface accessibility gaps and ensure UI code adheres to web standards.

The best way to check HTML assets for a11y deviations is running an automated UI review against your components. This fetches current web standards, parses rules, and applies them directly to your provided files to surface non-conforming patterns.

No, you do not need to manually configure design guidelines to run a UI code review. The tool fulfills requirements to automatically fetch up-to-date guidelines from a remote source before applying the rules to your provided files.