web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for web interface guidelines compliance, provide your target files or patterns for review. The skill fetches the latest official rules, evaluates the code, and reports violations in a concise file:line format to speed up remediation.

Checking accessibility and consistency in a component library involves evaluating the code against the latest Web Interface Guidelines. This skill reads your specified component files, identifies violations, and outputs findings to reduce accessibility risks.

Yes, this UI compliance review works with existing website projects. It is designed to support audits across websites, components, and UI libraries by fetching the latest guidelines and reporting violations directly in your codebase.

To ensure a UX review follows the latest web interface rules, the skill automatically fetches the most current guidelines from the official source before evaluating your target files. This ensures your assessment is always aligned with the latest standards.

When validating UI code against web guidelines, violations are reported in a concise file:line format. This structure points you directly to the exact locations of accessibility or consistency issues in your target files to speed up remediation.

To start a web guidelines accessibility audit, you only need to provide the files or file patterns you want to review. The skill handles fetching the latest rules and evaluating the specified code without requiring additional dependencies.