design-review

To run a visual QA audit, the design-review skill scans your codebase and UI assets to detect visual inconsistencies, spacing issues, and hierarchy problems across breakpoints. It enforces an end-to-end workflow with plan-mode checks before proposing fixes.

Yes, you can fix UI spacing and typography inconsistencies in a design system by applying atomic fixes generated by the skill. It provides commit-friendly changes and surfaces before/after screenshots to verify layout and typography quality.

The best way to verify responsive layout quality is to audit frontend projects and component libraries for visual drift. The skill detects spacing and hierarchy issues across breakpoints, then provides before/after screenshots for direct visual verification.

Yes, the visual UI audit workflow supports atomic commits by generating isolated, commit-friendly changes for detected layout and typography issues. This ensures that design-system alignment checks and fixes are tracked cleanly in version control.

You need an automated design review for your component library when layout and typography quality must be verified across multiple breakpoints. It detects slow interactions and visual drift that occurs during development, ensuring UI polish.

A visual QA tool handles design-system alignment checks by auditing UI assets against expected spacing and hierarchy rules, detecting visual inconsistencies. It then applies atomic fixes and provides before/after screenshots to confirm compliance.