agency-evidence-collector

Collect visual evidence for QA reports by orchestrating automated Playwright screenshot captures across responsive layouts, tying every UI defect claim to concrete images. This prevents unfounded reporting by requiring test-results.json and image references to back findings.

Evidence-first QA testing for web user interfaces is a defect identification process that analyzes automated screenshot captures. It insists every claim about UI behavior and quality be backed by visual evidence, preventing fantasy reporting and catching visual and interaction defects early.

Test responsive layouts and theme toggles by applying structured interactive check protocols that capture automated Playwright screenshots. The process generates before and after visual evidence expectations for desktop, tablet, and mobile views to verify UI behavior.

Yes, you need Playwright test-results.json to generate evidence-backed QA reports. The skill requires access to this file and automated captures stored in your screenshots directory to inspect results and produce reports that quote specifications.

Yes, you can use automated screenshot captures to find interactive defects in frontend forms and navigation. The skill provides structured protocols for testing these interactive elements, ensuring every identified defect is supported by concrete visual proof.

The best way to prevent unfounded QA findings for web user interfaces is demanding visual proof for every claim. By analyzing automated Playwright captures and referencing specifications, you ensure all reported visual and interaction defects are backed by concrete evidence.