ui-verification

To verify UI matches Figma designs, compare structure, layout, dimensions, and visuals against the design specs to identify discrepancies. The skill generates a structured report with a formal severity system to guide frontend teams in fixing visual drift.

Visual regression testing for design fidelity is the process of objectively evaluating implemented interfaces against Figma designs. It enforces structure, layout, typography, color, and component checks to reduce visual drift and rework during development.

Yes, you can check design-token conformance during code reviews. The verification process validates color, typography, and component alignment with design specs, outputting severity-guided reports with actionable fixes for frontend teams.

UI verification works across both web and mobile components. It applies during frontend development and visual QA to ensure design fidelity, systematically documenting structural and visual discrepancies against the Figma source.

The best way to document UI discrepancies is to run a formal verification that outputs a standardized report. This report uses a severity-guided system to categorize structural, layout, and typography issues, providing actionable fixes for frontend teams.

You need a formal severity system for UI verification when prioritizing fixes during frontend development or visual QA. It categorizes design discrepancies by impact, ensuring actionable fixes are guided objectively to eliminate visual drift.