speckit-quality-vision

To set a UI quality baseline, classify the work into quality tiers like MVP or production, then capture positive and negative visual references using screenshots to judge changes against evidence instead of taste.

Visual parity checking compares updated UI screens against approved product materials to ensure consistency. You need baseline evidence when user-facing changes must be reviewed against documented standards instead of subjective opinion.

You create a quality vision document by providing the available spec, plan, and UI baseline evidence. The skill generates a compact quality anchor with tier classification and review-state guidance for self-acceptance.

Yes, you can use this baseline approach for copy revisions and settings page updates. It applies to any product screens and experience changes requiring consistent UI UX judgment and visual parity checks.

When missing screenshot evidence blocks review progress, human review guardrails identify the gap and flag that the owner must confirm a neutral baseline before implementation can proceed safely.

The best way to document visual references is recording what to keep and what to avoid using design sources or approved product materials, structured by quality tier to set the right review bar.