visual-adjust

Identifying UI layout discrepancies requires comparing rendered screenshots against ground-truth references using configurable layout parameters. This process highlights differences in font size, spacing, alignment, and color rendering during iterative design and debugging.

Debugging pixel-accurate UI layout discrepancies requires access to the renderer code (such as upper_lcd.py), a ground-truth image, and a reproducible workflow. These elements generate comparisons with configurable layout parameters to validate alignment across display modes and font variants.

Yes, you can use this approach to iterate on UI rendering for different font variants. The workflow supports side-by-side and composite comparisons to validate layout accuracy and identify discrepancies across multiple display modes and font variants.

The best way to achieve pixel-perfect UI alignment is to run the reference comparison workflow. This guides you step-by-step to identify and correct discrepancies in font size, spacing, alignment, and color rendering between the rendered output and the ground-truth screenshot.

Yes, visual layout comparison works with Pygame renderer code. The workflow requires access to your renderer code (like upper_lcd.py) and a ground-truth image to generate comparisons and validate on-screen element alignment across different display modes.