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dsh-design-audit

Workflow Updated 2026.09.12

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install gongyijie85/dsh-design-audit

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install gongyijie85/dsh-design-audit in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; full source is at https://github.com/gongyijie85/dsh-design-audit

About this plugin

In the DSH plugin ecosystem, design generation and screenshot-to-UI restoration are well covered, but a closed-loop for UI/UX audit and optimization has been missing. dsh-design-audit fills that gap: it does not generate interfaces or do pixel-level restoration. Instead, it measures issues, produces pasteable CSS fixes, and verifies the fixes through re-testing, forming a complete audit loop.

The toolchain consists of three tools: design_capture opens a URL or local HTML in headless Chrome, takes full-page screenshots at multiple viewports, and collects objective measurements; design_review runs 13 groups of deterministic criteria spanning accessibility, typography, layout and interaction, and motion, then outputs a graded issue list with per-element CSS fixes and a self-contained HTML report; design_fix converts findings into pasteable CSS patches, optionally appending them to a stylesheet with automatic backup. Measurement and criteria are kept separate so each can be audited independently.

Ideal for frontend engineers and product teams maintaining real projects who need a quantifiable design-quality bar. Zero npm dependencies; requires only Node 22+ and a local Chrome or Edge installation.

Use Cases

  • Run 13 criterion groups pre-launch to verify accessibility, typography, and layout compliance
  • Detect hard-to-spot issues such as overlay occlusion, horizontal overflow, and JS animations ignoring reduced-motion
  • Apply CSS patches to existing pages and re-test to quantify before-and-after improvements

Best For

  • Frontend engineers who need a measurable design-quality baseline
  • Teams maintaining multi-page projects with regression-verification requirements
  • Product teams focused on WCAG compliance and motion accessibility