web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility, provide your target files or patterns for evaluation. The skill fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines from the official source and reports findings in a concise file:line format for quick remediation.

Web Interface Guidelines are official rules ensuring accessibility, usability, and visual consistency across a project. You need them to identify and fix issues like poor contrast and semantic markup gaps in your UI components.

Yes, you can check a specific React components folder for accessibility compliance by specifying that file set or pattern. The skill analyzes the targeted files and reports semantic markup gaps and contrast issues in a standardized format.

No, this accessibility audit does not require external dependencies or components to function. It operates independently to fetch the current guidelines from the official source and apply validation checks directly to your target files.

The best way to report accessibility issues for quick remediation is using a concise, line-based format. This approach pinpoints exact locations in the UI code, allowing frontend engineers to immediately navigate to and fix the identified compliance failures.