web-design-guidelines

You can audit React components for accessibility by running automated UI code reviews against the latest Web Interface Guidelines. The tool reads your specified files, checks them against fetched rules, and outputs conformance findings in a terse file:line format.

A UI audit against Web Interface Guidelines is an automated review of HTML, CSS, and React assets to verify accessibility and usability conformance. It fetches the latest rules from a remote source and reports findings in a terse file:line format.

Yes, you can review HTML and CSS files for design-system compliance. The audit applies to web UI assets, reading your target file patterns to perform rule checks and report conformance against the fetched guidelines.

To check if your web UI meets the latest accessibility guidelines, run an automated review on your UI assets. The tool fetches current rules from a remote source, reads your files, and outputs accessibility findings in a terse file:line format.

The UI code review findings use a terse file:line format. This format precisely reports conformance issues found in your HTML, CSS, and React components during the accessibility and usability rule checks.

No dependencies are required to run the UI audit. The tool fetches the latest rules directly from a remote source URL and reads your user-specified UI files to perform the accessibility and design-system conformance checks.