design-review

To audit live web pages for visual inconsistencies, navigate to the target URL and run a full design audit. The review evaluates typography, spacing, color, and layout against your design system to identify and report top visual issues.

Yes, you can run a plan-mode design review before implementation. This process performs an initial evaluation of visual hierarchy and interaction states to guide frontend development and prevent design drift during feature launches.

A visual audit verifies accessibility alignment by evaluating interaction states and visual hierarchy against standards. After implementing fixes, it re-audits the live site to confirm before and after improvements, ensuring design integrity is preserved.

The best way to fix spacing issues and interaction gaps is through a deterministic workflow that proposes design system fixes. It applies atomic commits and re-verification with before and after evidence to ensure visual quality is maintained.

No specific frontend dependencies are required to perform a pixel-perfect design audit. The process works across any web app to identify visual inconsistencies and propose fixes to align pages with a project's design system.

You should avoid using an automated visual audit when you lack a defined design system to check against. The audit enforces deterministic workflows by comparing live site typography, spacing, and color directly to your established design standards.