design-review

You can audit a live website by providing its URL and scope to perform a visual QA audit, which generates a design report with annotated screenshots and a prioritized fix list for spacing and typography issues.

A visual design review is a structured audit that detects typography, spacing, color, and layout issues to improve UI hierarchy. It enforces a phased workflow to ensure consistent interaction cues and design system alignment across multiple pages and states.

Yes, you can use this to check your website for accessibility and CSS hierarchy problems by running an audit that surfaces visual gaps and suggests precise fixes with before/after guidance to ensure consistent interaction cues and usability polish.

The best way to generate a design system alignment report is running a plan-mode review on the live site URL, which outputs a structured design report with annotated screenshots and concrete developer steps to resolve visual inconsistencies.

No, you do not need to provide component code; you only need to supply the target site URL and scope to run the visual QA audit and receive a prioritized fix list with before/after comparisons and developer implementation steps.

Your design review report separates findings by phases because the audit enforces a structured workflow, ensuring visual inconsistencies across multiple pages, components, and states are systematically categorized before proposing concrete fixes and design system alignment steps.