web-design-guidelines

You can audit frontend code by validating UI files against Web Interface Guidelines to identify accessibility, usability, and consistency gaps. The tool fetches live rules, applies them to target file patterns, and outputs findings in a standard file:line format.

Checking a design system for UI guideline conformance involves scanning component libraries against established web interface rules. This process surfaces violations and provides recommendations to ensure accessibility verification and usability consistency across all components.

Yes, you can run accessibility validation on specific file patterns by providing the target UI files to the tool. It fetches the latest guidelines from the Web Interface Guidelines repository, reads the specified patterns, and reports findings in the file:line format.

Yes, the validation tool works with existing frontend codebases and design systems. It applies to web interfaces, reading your target files or patterns to apply all rules from the fetched guidelines and output structured findings.

Your UI component library may fail accessibility checks if it contains code that does not conform to the fetched Web Interface Guidelines. Running a design review surfaces specific violations and usability consistency gaps in a file:line format for targeted fixes.