web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility and design compliance, provide your UI files to the review tool. It fetches the latest web interface guidelines, applies the rules to your target files, and outputs findings in a terse file:line format.

A web interface guidelines review is an automated check that compares your UI code against established rules for accessibility, semantic structure, and usability to identify compliance gaps before launch.

Yes, you can check your website against best practices by running an automated UI audit. It reviews your files for color contrast, aria-label coverage, responsive behavior, and semantic issues.

To review UI files for semantic and accessibility issues, pass the file or pattern argument to the audit tool. It fetches fresh guidelines, reads the files, and reports specific findings in a terse file:line format.

Yes, this UI audit supports checking responsive behavior and aria-label coverage. It fetches the latest web interface guidelines and applies them to identify accessibility gaps, semantic issues, and design inconsistencies.

The best way to check a landing page for web interface compliance is running an automated guideline-driven review. It fetches fresh rules, applies them to your target files, and outputs accessibility and design findings in a terse file:line format.