thedaviddias/Front-End-Checklist

Project overview

A 385-rule front-end quality system that turns best practices across 11 categories into a structured review workflow for human reviewers and AI agents. It accepts source code, live URLs, or keywords as input and outputs findings with remediation guidance.

Use cases

Coding & Development

Deployment

Refer to project documentation

License

License pending

Best for

• Developers and reviewers looking to audit front-end implementation quality using a structured rule corpus.
• Users who want to automate front-end quality checks by connecting compatible AI agents via MCP or npx skills to evaluate source code or URLs.

Key capabilities

• A comprehensive corpus of 385 English rules across 11 active categories: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Performance, Accessibility, SEO, Security, Images, Testing, Privacy, and Internationalization.
• Reusable audit workflows and focused rule-specific guidance available as skills for compatible tools.

Limitations and risks

• The checklist focuses strictly on front-end quality and does not cover back-end or infrastructure best practices.

Getting started

• Difficulty is rated as easy. Users can visit frontendchecklist.io, browse rules, and use the checklist without any coding requirements.

Evidence and sources

• GitHub project description: 🗂 The essential checklist for modern web development, for humans and AI agents
• README: Front-End Checklist is the open-source front-end quality system for humans and AI agents. It turns front-end best practices into a practical review workflow you can browse on the…
• README: Use the website for browsing and filtering, the MCP server for agent workflows, and this README when you want the checklist in one place.
• README: - `385` English rules across `11` active categories - `11` MCP tools exposed by the hosted server - Rule pages with explanations, remediation guidance, and verification steps
• Release: v2.0

Reviewed at: 2026-07-17T05:07:05Z