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Visual QA
Primer · 8 min read
A repeatable visual validation process produces consistent results regardless of who runs it or when. Building one requires a shared design reference, a systematic comparison method, and clear criteria for what requires a fix.
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Design handoff
How developers can verify visual accuracy before review
Verifying visual accuracy before code review means comparing a rendered implementation against the Figma design before marking anything ready for review.
How to compare Figma designs without taking screenshots
You can compare a Figma design against a live implementation without taking screenshots by using a tool that reads the Figma file directly and compares it against the rendered page.
Why frontend implementations drift from Figma designs
Frontend implementations drift from Figma designs for predictable, structural reasons involving translation steps, competing developer priorities, stale references, and inconsistent manual review.
What visual QA means in a QA engineer's workflow
Visual QA is the process of verifying that a web page's rendered output matches its original design. For QA engineers, it is a distinct discipline from functional testing, covering what functional tests do not check.
Design-to-code
What Figma MCP does and what it doesn't solve
Figma MCP gives AI coding tools direct access to Figma design data — tokens, layout, components — to generate more accurate code. But it doesn't verify the rendered output. Here's what that means for your workflow.
What is visual QA for web development?
Visual QA is the process of checking whether a web page looks the way it was designed to look, covering spacing, typography, colour, layout, and component dimensions.
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