web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for accessibility compliance, provide your UI files or patterns to the Skill. It fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, reads target files, validates against all rules, and reports findings in a concise file:line format.

A UI audit checks Web Interface Guidelines covering accessibility, usability, and visual coherence. Specific checks include color contrast, semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, and design pattern consistency across target components and files.

Yes, you can use this accessibility audit on existing design systems. It applies to codebases, design systems, and UI assets, checking files, components, and patterns for accessibility and UX compliance.

To check web components for visual coherence and UX consistency, provide the component files as input. The Skill validates them against fetched Web Interface Guidelines and reports any inconsistencies or violations in a file:line format.

No, this UI review tool requires no external dependencies. It operates independently by fetching the latest guidelines from a remote source and validating your provided UI code files against those rules.

The best way to ensure keyboard navigation and semantic HTML is to run a guideline-based review on your UI code. The Skill validates target files against accessibility rules and reports specific findings in a concise file:line format.