web-design-guidelines

To audit UI files for accessibility and design compliance, provide your web page components or design system files to the assistant. It fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, compares your UI against the rules, and returns a concise report of violations.

Checking web page components for accessibility gaps involves applying the latest Web Interface Guidelines to your codebase. This process identifies layout, color contrast, and interaction issues, returning a concise report of compliance violations to fix before review.

Yes, you can review an entire design system for usability and compliance rules. The tool applies fetched Web Interface Guidelines across your provided files to detect accessibility and interaction gaps, ensuring your design system meets required standards.

The UI accessibility review works with any web codebase or design files you provide. It evaluates the supplied UI patterns against standard Web Interface Guidelines to check for color contrast, layout, and interaction compliance, regardless of the specific framework.

The UI review report returns concise violations related to accessibility, layout, color contrast, and interaction guidelines. It compares your provided UI files against all fetched Web Interface Guidelines rules to highlight exact gaps needing correction.

You need to run a web interface compliance check on your UI files when you want to verify new web page components against accessibility and usability best practices. This ensures your interfaces meet standards before a formal review or deployment.