Review existing UI against the project's design context, accessibility expectations, responsive behavior, interaction quality, and high-confidence production rules. Use for UI audits, design QA, frontend review, accessibility review, consistency checks, or requests to find and safely fix visual defects. Trigger for requests such as "review this UI", "audit this page", "find design issues", "check responsiveness", or "fix obvious UX problems". Use 21st-ui-build when the request is primarily to c…
Review existing UI against the project's design context, accessibility expectations, responsive behavior, interaction quality, and high-confidence production rules.
Use for UI audits, design QA, frontend review, accessibility review, consistency checks, or requests to find and safely fix visual defects.
Trigger for requests such as "review this UI", "audit this page", "find design issues", "check responsiveness", or "fix obvious UX problems".
Use 21st-ui-build when the request is primarily to create new UI.
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Prioritize by user impact and include exact file and line attribution.
Use 21st review <path> --fix only for deterministic, low-ambiguity fixes.
Never silently redesign, change brand identity, or alter product behavior.
Run relevant project tests after fixes and rerun review to prove resolution.
Review priorities
semantic controls and accessible names;
keyboard access, focus visibility, and dialog/menu behavior;
image alternatives and meaningful labels;
touch target size and disabled/loading states;
responsive overflow and fixed-width assumptions;
reduced-motion handling;
hardcoded visual values that conflict with project tokens;
duplicate primitives instead of existing components;
inconsistent typography, radius, spacing, shadows, and icons;
fake data, placeholder copy, or missing empty/error states.
Output
Lead with actionable findings ordered by severity. Keep subjective suggestions clearly labeled. If no issue is proven, say so and state what was inspected.