When a probe runs, Uiprobe may detect visual differences between the Figma design and the live webpage. These differences are shown as issues.
Issues help you understand where the implementation differs from the design.
An issue is a visual discrepancy detected during a probe run.
Issues are generated automatically. You cannot manually create or place them.
Issues are shown in two places:
Selecting an issue in either place highlights it everywhere else.
Each issue belongs to a category that describes the type of difference detected, such as:
You can filter issues by category in the Issues panel to focus on specific types of differences.
When multiple related issues occur on the same element or within the same segment, they are grouped.
Grouping reduces visual noise while reviewing results. Individual issues are not merged or removed and remain available for inspection.
If a probe version contains no issues, it means no visual differences were detected during that run.
Many teams use this as a signal that an implementation visually matches the design at that point in time.
After reviewing issues, you can:
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