Agent Skill
Web Design Guidelines
A UI review skill that fetches Vercel's current interface guidelines and reports concise file-and-line findings.
What is Web Design Guidelines?
Web Design Guidelines is designed for audits rather than visual generation. Before each review it retrieves the current guideline document, reads the requested files, and checks the implementation against the full ruleset. Findings are intentionally terse and anchored to file and line locations, making the output suitable for a focused remediation pass. Because the rules are fetched at review time, the skill does not freeze an old copy of rapidly evolving accessibility and interaction guidance inside the installation.
Key capabilities
Fresh rules per audit
Fetches the maintained guideline source before reviewing so the audit uses current guidance.
Source-level findings
Reports issues in a compact file:line format instead of producing a long generic design essay.
Broad interface review
Applies the complete fetched ruleset to accessibility, interaction, layout, and user experience code.
Use cases
Audit a new interface
Review selected components or routes before release and produce an actionable defect list.
Check a design refactor
Run a targeted second pass after layout, accessibility, or interaction changes.
Compatibility
- Network access to retrieve the current guideline source
- UI source files or a file pattern to review