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How to check a redesign against the craft audit rules with Reimagine It

Run the Node audit on a generated page to catch clipped content, focus problems, or invented facts.

  • Content
  • Intermediate
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA developer or reviewer who needs a pass or fail check before a generated page is shared.

The problemA page can look finished while clipping content, losing focus visibility, or drifting from the source facts.

The outcomeA list of audit results for the redesign, showing which of the 19 rules pass or need fixes.

What you need first

  • Node.js with npx available in a terminal
  • An existing HTML page saved as a local file

Steps

  1. Generate a page with npx reimagine-it --auto -i page.html -o redesign.html
  2. Run npx reimagine-it audit redesign.html
  3. Fix the rules that fail, then re-run the audit

Prompt for your agent

Use the reimagine-it repo to audit <path-to-redesign.html> by running `npx reimagine-it audit <path-to-redesign.html>`. Expected output: results for the 19 audit rules. Verify that every failed rule is reported and that the page still matches the source facts after any fix.

Caveat. The audit checks craft rules, but the README says a page is only done after human review of meaning and layout, so a passing audit alone is not approval.

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