design-review

Visual QA identifies and fixes visual inconsistencies, spacing issues, and hierarchy problems in design files. It applies atomic source code modifications and re-verifies the fixes using before and after comparisons to ensure a polished final product.

Run the design review process to check for visual inconsistencies, slop patterns, and slow interactions. It iteratively applies source code fixes and captures before/after screenshots to verify the design polish until all visual issues are resolved.

Yes, design review uses source code modifications to fix spacing and hierarchy problems. It requires Bash, Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, and WebSearch functionalities to apply atomic fixes and verify them with before/after screenshots.

Use an AI-driven design review process to automate visual audits. It identifies slop patterns and slow interactions, applies iterative atomic fixes to the source code, and validates the final design polish through before and after comparisons.

You need environments supporting Bash, Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, and WebSearch functionalities to run visual QA. No external dependencies are required, as the process uses these built-in tools to modify code and verify fixes.

Visual inconsistencies may remain if fixes are not applied atomically or re-verified. The design review process addresses this by applying iterative source code modifications and validating them with before and after screenshots until issues resolve.