greyland-fireworks/audhd-ui-guide is a repository of practical guidelines for designing and reviewing interfaces with AuDHD users — people with both autism and ADHD — in mind. It focuses on helping users grasp the context of a screen and the relationships between elements, understand what action is required, and easily resume a task after stopping or immediately correct a misoperation. Because FACTS does not present a latest release version, this post introduces the guidelines the repository provides rather than any specific version change.
The repository's Guide covers rules that make context, relationships, actions, and recovery easier to understand. Its Skill walks through a workflow in which an AI development agent understands the codebase, applies the guidelines, and then checks for improvements. Examples includes an annotated screen gallery and task patterns, runnable React and Svelte interfaces, plus skins and chart palettes. The license is CC-BY-4.0 and the primary language is JavaScript. Rather than listing principles alone, this structure pairs design reference material with applied examples.
However, FACTS presents no measurements or comparisons verifying accessibility improvements. Information on the latest release version is also missing, so the changes or results of any particular version cannot be judged. This repository can therefore be treated as reference guidelines and examples when reviewing interfaces, but assessing how much those guidelines actually improve usability requires separate evidence.