design-review

You can perform a visual audit on a live website by running a design review against the target URL. This workflow systematically identifies visual inconsistencies, spacing issues, and typographic problems, and generates before and after screenshots to verify the applied fixes.

A plan-mode review is a high-level assessment performed before implementation to guide design polish. It evaluates visual inconsistencies and typographic problems on live websites, allowing you to plan fixes systematically before committing atomic corrections and re-verifying with automated screenshots.

You verify visual fixes using an automated screenshot comparison and re-verification workflow. By committing each visual correction as an atomic commit, the framework generates before and after screenshots and measurements to prove that spacing and typographic improvements are resolved.

Yes, you can target specific pages instead of running a full-site visual audit. The live-site review framework supports diff-aware scope, allowing you to focus the design-system calibration and visual polish checks on targeted pages before generating before and after artifacts.

Yes, the live site design audit operates without external dependencies. It leverages a built-in real-time audit framework and design-system calibration to identify visual inconsistencies, spacing issues, and typographic problems, producing automated screenshots and atomic commits independently.