web-design-guidelines

To audit web UI for accessibility and UX compliance, provide your HTML, CSS, or JS files. The tool fetches standard web design guidelines, applies all rules to the specified files, and reports structured findings to fix gaps.

A UI accessibility audit evaluates web interface files against standard design guidelines to ensure accessibility and usability. It reads your specified UI files, applies rule checks, and outputs structured findings highlighting compliance gaps.

Yes, you can check design consistency across multiple pages and components. The audit evaluates all provided UI files against web interface guidelines, applying rules uniformly to report usability and accessibility findings across the project.

To run an accessibility check on HTML and CSS files, provide the specific UI files you want reviewed. The tool reads the files, fetches the latest design guidelines, applies the rules, and outputs structured findings for fixing gaps.

No, this UX consistency audit requires no external dependencies. You simply provide the UI files you want reviewed, and the tool fetches the latest guidelines from its source URL to evaluate your code without additional setup.

The best way to fix accessibility gaps is to run a structured audit that reports specific findings. By providing your UI files, the tool evaluates them against standard guidelines and outputs actionable findings to correct usability and accessibility issues.