web-design-guidelines

To audit UI code for web design guidelines compliance, provide target frontend files or patterns to the Skill. It analyzes the code against established Web Interface Guidelines and outputs a concise compliance report in a terse file:line format.

Yes, you can check accessibility and color contrast requirements in frontend components. The Skill validates contrast, keyboard navigation, and semantic structure to reduce accessibility issues and visual inconsistencies across pages and patterns.

The best way to lint frontend assets against design guidelines is to run the Skill on your target UI files. It verifies alignment with the latest Web Interface Guidelines and produces a concise compliance report detailing any issues found.

No, the web design guidelines review does not require any dependencies or components. You only need to provide the target UI files or patterns to review and ensure access to updated UI guidelines sources for accurate compliance checking.

The compliance report for UI code review results uses a terse file:line format. This concise output style ensures you can quickly identify exactly where in your frontend components or pages the Web Interface Guidelines are not met.