The Probe Inspector is the main interface for reviewing probe results. It brings together the canvas, findings, version history, and view controls in a single workspace.
After a probe runs, the Probe Inspector opens with the Probe Summary. This gives you an overview of what was detected — how many findings were found across Properties, Spacing, and Unverified, and how that compares to the previous run if one exists.
The canvas is the central area of the Probe Inspector. It displays the visual comparison between the Figma design and the live webpage, with markers showing where findings are located.
Selecting a marker focuses the canvas on that area and opens the corresponding annotation card.
The canvas updates when you:
View controls are located in the top toolbar. They let you switch between Web, Figma, Split, Overlay, and Diff view modes. Switching view modes changes how the comparison is displayed on the canvas — it does not affect findings or probe versions.
The Findings panel lists all findings for the current probe version, organised into three sections:
Selecting a finding in the panel highlights the corresponding marker on the canvas and opens its annotation card.
The Versions panel shows the history of probe runs. Selecting a version updates the canvas, markers, and findings to reflect that snapshot.
When viewing a historical version, a status indicator in the toolbar lets you return to the latest version at any time.
The Probe Inspector keeps all its components in sync:
The Probe Inspector is for visual review only. It does not manage tasks, replace ticketing tools, or perform functional or accessibility testing.
