web-design-guidelines

To audit web UI code for accessibility and usability issues, provide your UI files or patterns to the Skill. It fetches the latest Web Interface Guidelines, analyzes your codebase, and reports deviations in a concise file:line format.

Yes, you can run an accessibility audit on a component library across different frameworks. The Skill applies guideline rules to UI codebases, component libraries, pages, and responsive layouts regardless of the specific framework used.

Checking if a responsive layout follows current web interface guidelines involves fetching the latest official rules and applying them to your layout files. The Skill reads your specified UI patterns and detects deviations from best practices.

Reviewing UI files for design consistency and accessibility compliance requires applying up-to-date Web Interface Guidelines to your codebase. The Skill analyzes the specified files, applies all rules, and produces concise, actionable findings for design reviews.

Yes, this web design audit works for both automated checks and manual reviews. It reads and analyzes UI files and patterns to detect deviations from best practices, producing actionable findings suitable for QA and accessibility audits.

The accessibility audit findings use a concise file:line format to report issues. This format identifies exactly where deviations from the Web Interface Guidelines occur in your UI codebase, making the results actionable for design reviews.