Web Design Guidelines agent skill
Audit UI code against Vercel-maintained interface guidance for accessibility, UX, content, and performance.
Profile reviewed by the Vibe Coding Editorial Team · Updated 2026-09-04
Installation
Review the source, then run the command
npx skills add vercel-labs/agent-skills --skill web-design-guidelinesRequires Node.js, network access for current guidelines, and UI source files.
Best for
- Pre-launch UI audits
- Reviewing forms and interactive controls
- Finding generated-interface anti-patterns
What it adds
- Reviews interface code against a current source of web design rules.
- Surfaces accessibility, focus, form, motion, content, and responsive issues.
- Returns terse, file-oriented findings that are easy to turn into fixes.
- 01Fetch the current guideline source maintained by Vercel.
- 02Read the requested files or patterns and compare them with every relevant rule.
- 03Report concrete findings with file locations and a clear correction path.
Skills are instructions with consequences
- The skill fetches remote guidance, so review network permissions before running it.
- Verify each finding in the rendered interface; not every rule fits every product.
- Run keyboard and screen-reader checks in addition to a code-only audit.
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Primary source
Read the original before installing
This page is an independent editorial profile, not a mirror of the skill. The publisher’s repository remains the source of truth for files, license terms, changes, and installation support.
Vercel Agent Skills
Vercel Labs · MIT · reviewed 2026-09-04
Open the exact skill directory on GitHub.
Web Design Guidelines FAQ
Questions before installation
Check fit, compatibility, prerequisites, permissions, and source ownership before adding this skill to a coding agent.
What does the Web Design Guidelines agent skill do?
Audit UI code against Vercel-maintained interface guidance for accessibility, UX, content, and performance. Its main capabilities include reviews interface code against a current source of web design rules; surfaces accessibility, focus, form, motion, content, and responsive issues; returns terse, file-oriented findings that are easy to turn into fixes.
When should I use web-design-guidelines?
Use it for pre-launch ui audits, reviewing forms and interactive controls, finding generated-interface anti-patterns. A skill is most useful when this is a recurring workflow and its instructions improve results compared with a normal one-off prompt.
Which coding agents are compatible with web-design-guidelines?
The current profile lists Codex, Claude Code, Cursor. Skill support changes quickly, so confirm the latest installation directory, discovery behavior, and tool permissions in your agent’s documentation before installing.
What do I need before installing this skill?
You need Node.js, network access for current guidelines, and UI source files. The listed command uses Agent Skills CLI; inspect the exact source directory and its bundled files before running it.
Can this skill run commands or change files?
A skill supplies instructions and resources to an agent. Whether it can run commands, edit files, browse, or call external services depends on the tools and permissions available to that agent. Review requested actions at runtime and keep sensitive operations approval-gated.
Is this skill maintained by Vibe Coding?
No. Vercel Labs publishes the original skill. Vibe Coding provides an independent profile and source link, reviewed on 2026-09-04, but the upstream repository remains the source of truth for updates, support, and license terms.
Install with context
Inspect the source, then test the skill on a real task.
Use a disposable branch or workspace, compare the result with and without the skill, and keep it only when the workflow becomes more reliable.
npx skills add vercel-labs/agent-skills --skill web-design-guidelines