This tool checks your website designs for common errors. It uses automated review processes to find problems in your user interface and user experience. The system scans your code across 15 categories to ensure your site remains accessible and easy for people to use. It provides specific instructions to fix these issues permanently.
Building a website requires attention to detail. Small mistakes in layout, color, or text readability make sites hard to navigate. This application acts as a design partner. It reviews your front-end code and checks it against industry standards like WCAG accessibility guidelines.
The software focuses on these key areas:
- Visual clarity and layout consistency
- Color contrast for readability
- Button and input field usability
- Mobile display compatibility
- Navigation structure
When the tool finds a failure, it provides a severity score. This score helps you prioritize which fixes to apply first. You receive a list of actionable steps for each recommendation.
Your computer must meet these basic standards to run the audit tool:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- 4 GB of RAM
- 200 MB of free storage space
- An active internet connection for updates
Visit the link below to reach the project download page.
Click here to visit the download page
- Open the link in your web browser.
- Look for the "Releases" section on the right side of the page.
- Click the most recent version available.
- Select the file ending in
.exeto start the download. - Save the file to your desktop or downloads folder.
- Double-click the file to begin the installation.
- Follow the prompts on your screen to complete the setup.
- Click finish to launch the application.
Once the application opens, follow these steps to perform your first review:
- Locate the input field on the home screen.
- Enter the web address or the local folder path of the website you want to audit.
- Click the "Scan" button.
- Wait for the progress bar to finish. The tool examines your files.
- Review the results dashboard. The dashboard lists every issue found by category.
- Click on a specific error to see the severity score and the suggested repair.
- Use the "Export" button if you want to save the audit report as a PDF file.
The application organizes findings by severity. A high severity score indicates a major obstacle for your users, such as a button that does not respond or text that is impossible to read. Focus your efforts on these items first.
Each recommendation includes a code snippet or a design tip. You can copy these changes into your project. If you are using React or Tailwind CSS, the tool provides specialized advice to ensure your design remains durable and clean.
Frequent audits prevent project failures. We suggest running the tool during the development phase rather than waiting until the end. This silent prevention strategy catches errors while you write your code. Consistent use of the audit tool builds a better habit for your design workflow.
Does this tool change my files automatically? No. The application identifies errors and provides recommendations. You decide which changes to apply to your project. This keeps you in control of your design.
Do I need an internet connection to run the scans? The tool requires an internet connection to access the latest design patterns and auditing rules. It does not send your private code to external servers. All processing happens locally on your computer.
Can I use this for projects not built in React? Yes. While the tool excels at reviewing React and Tailwind CSS projects, it also performs scans on standard HTML and CSS files. The logic applies to most web development environments.
What if the tool shows a false alarm? Design is subjective. If the tool flags an item that you believe is correct, you can select "Ignore" to remove the notification from your report. The tool learns your preferences based on these actions.
- Accessibility (a11y): The practice of making websites usable by people with disabilities.
- WCAG: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. These are international rules for building web accessibility.
- Severity Rubric: A scoring system that ranks errors from minor suggestions to critical failures.
- Durable-fix: A change that solves an underlying cause rather than simply patching an immediate problem.
- Front-end: The part of a website that users see and interact with.