sandbox-ui-iteration

Iterates on website UI through sandbox-only deploys, visual QA, and rollback-friendly checkpoints.

Updated Mar 22, 2026
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Skill: sandbox-ui-iteration
Source: https://github.com/TECH-HY/SKILLS/tree/main/skills/sandbox-ui-iteration
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TECH-HY/SKILLS --skill sandbox-ui-iteration-tech-hy

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What problem does it solve? Making design or layout changes directly on a live production site is risky and hard to review. This Skill provides a disciplined workflow for testing UI changes on a sandbox or preview environment first, so production stays untouched until changes pass review. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Sandbox-Only Deploys: Keeps production and preview outputs isolated at both build-time and deploy-time, with a checklist of required paths and build modes before any release. - Visual Review Loop: Combines lint, build, deploy, HTTP verification, and screenshot comparison into one repeatable QA cycle for frontend changes. - Small-Checkpoint Discipline: Encourages one commit per meaningful UI adjustment so changes are easy to review, revert, and explain. - Use Case: You need to adjust the layout of a marketing page. Use this Skill to build locally, deploy only to the preview path, capture screenshots of the changed area, gather feedback, and iterate in small steps before proposing a production release. ## Quick Start Use the sandbox-ui-iteration skill to deploy my layout changes to the preview environment and run a visual review before touching production.

Frequently Asked Questions about sandbox-ui-iteration

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How do I test website UI changes without affecting production?

Deploy changes only to a dedicated sandbox or preview path that is isolated from the production web root. Build locally, verify the preview bundle, then validate with HTTP checks and screenshots before proposing any production release.

What is a visual review loop for frontend development?

A visual review loop combines lint, build, sandbox deploy, HTTP verification, and screenshot capture into one repeatable cycle. It catches spacing, alignment, and hierarchy issues that a successful build alone cannot detect.

How do I keep sandbox and production deploys separate?

Use a dedicated preview path, host, or build mode, and keep the preview web root separate from production. Confirm the build command, output path, remote preview path, and verification URL before every deploy.

Why should UI changes be committed in small checkpoints?

Small checkpoints make each change easy to review, revert, and explain. Batching unrelated UI changes into one deploy makes it hard to identify which adjustment caused a problem or to roll back a single decision.

When should I not use a sandbox preview workflow?

Avoid skipping the sandbox for quick production edits, since that defeats the isolation purpose. Also avoid this workflow if preview and production share the same web root, because deploys could overwrite the live site.