ui-approval-gate

You can require UI wireframe approval by implementing an approval gate in your development pipeline. This ensures visual confirmation of new and modified features through interactive SVG and ASCII layouts before any implementation code is written.

An approval gate is a pipeline checkpoint requiring stakeholder review before proceeding. You need one when visual alignment on wireframes is critical to prevent costly rework and ensure developers build exactly what designers intended.

You can generate interactive wireframes for feature review by processing UI specifications through an automated wireframe generation tool. This creates visual representations like SVG diagrams and ASCII layouts to facilitate explicit user review and approval cycles.

Yes, before and after comparison is supported for UI modifications. When reviewing changes to existing features, the system clearly highlights the differences from the current UI to facilitate accurate stakeholder approval before implementation.

No, the UI approval gate operates without external dependencies. It relies solely on internal scripts and references to generate SVG and ASCII wireframes, visualize pipeline progress, and manage the approval cycle within your existing workflow.

Using ASCII and SVG for pipeline wireframe visualization limits interactivity to basic structural representations rather than high-fidelity prototypes. This approach focuses on layout confirmation and pipeline progress tracking rather than detailed visual design testing.