web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility and contrast issues, provide your UI files or file patterns for review. The tool fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, evaluates semantic HTML, design consistency, and contrast, then returns a concise compliance report.

A UI code review against web design guidelines is a validation process that checks components, pages, or entire sites for WCAG alignment, semantics, and responsive behavior. It fetches current rules and reports accessibility and usability gaps in a terse file:line format.

Yes, you can check an entire site for design consistency and semantic HTML. The review process applies to individual components, pages, or full sites, reading target files to assess design tokens and semantics before deployment.

To validate a web page for WCAG compliance before deployment, submit the target file or pattern for review. The tool applies the latest Web Interface Guidelines to identify accessibility, contrast, and usability gaps, outputting findings in a concise file:line format.

The UI review process works with both individual components and full pages. It applies rules across all scopes, reading target files to assess accessibility, semantics, contrast, and responsive behavior regardless of the file size.

The accessibility and usability report uses a terse file:line format. After reading target files and applying all guideline rules, the tool outputs concise findings that pinpoint exact locations of design and accessibility gaps.