Web Design Guidelines
web-design-guidelines
What is web-design-guidelines useful for?
A review with this skill begins by defining the files to examine and obtaining the interface rules from the source named in its document. It then compares the actual implementation with those rules and reports findings as file-and-line references.
That output is intended to make issues easy to locate during an interface, accessibility or UX review. The rules themselves are fetched at execution time, so the listing cannot stand in for the review or certify an unseen page.
It describes a checking workflow, not an automatic repair service.
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Permissions and checks before use
Automatically summarized from this main document. Matches may be examples or defensive advice; they are not actual permission declarations. Attachments, external dependencies and runtime behavior are not covered.
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From the source
- A concise list of interface findings in file:line format.
- Fetches rules over the network. Automated review is not a complete accessibility audit; keyboard and assistive-technology tests remain necessary.
- Fetch the current linked interface guidelines.
- Read the requested files or patterns.
- Return specific findings with code locations.
- Access to the UI source files.
- Network access to the guideline URL referenced by the skill.
- Repository README declares MIT; fetched guidelines are a separate upstream source.
Security rating and access scope
unscanned · Static evidence review; not a runtime safety guarantee.
Before use, confirm and authorize actual file access, external services and network destinations in your host. This review grants no runtime permissions.
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