design-review

Run a visual QA audit by targeting live web or app pages to detect typography, spacing, and color contrast issues. The audit identifies visual inconsistencies and proposes atomic design adjustments with before/after visual verifications for implementation.

Design polish is the process of resolving visual inconsistencies and slow interactions across live UI. Automated visual review works by auditing components and pages to guide engineers in fixing alignment, contrast, and interaction timing.

Yes, you can use automated design review for both web and app surfaces. It audits live pages across components, pages, and flows to spot visual inconsistencies and interaction timing issues regardless of the specific platform.

To get actionable fixes with before/after visuals, run a plan-mode audit on the target screen. This provides concrete design adjustments, documents the changes, and validates them using before and after visual references.

The best way to enforce atomic fixes during UI polish is to require a structured implementation plan with clear acceptance criteria. This ensures each visual adjustment is validated with before/after references before moving forward.

A UI design review may fail to catch slow interactions if it only checks static visuals. A comprehensive audit must evaluate live pages to detect interaction timing issues alongside typography, alignment, and color contrast problems.