web-design-guidelines

To audit web UI code for accessibility and UX compliance, provide your UI files or patterns to the skill, which fetches the latest remote guidelines, evaluates the target files against all rules, and outputs actionable findings in a file:line format.

Yes, you can review web interface components and pages for consistency across projects by running the skill, which applies fetched web interface guidelines to your target files and generates a concise findings report highlighting accessibility, usability, and design discrepancies.

The best way to check if UI code meets modern web interface guidelines is to use an automated audit skill that fetches the latest remote rule sets, reads your target UI files, and enforces compliance by outputting specific file and line number findings.

No specific dependencies or component libraries are required to run this accessibility audit; the skill operates independently by fetching the latest guidelines from a remote source and reading your target UI files directly to produce compliance findings.

Your UI accessibility audit outputs findings in a prescribed file:line format to provide concise, actionable locations for each accessibility, UX, or consistency violation found when applying the web interface guidelines to your target files.

You need to run a web interface guidelines audit when reviewing web interfaces, including components, pages, and interactions, to ensure accessibility, usability, and consistency with modern best practices before deployment.