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Visual and accessibility QA with screenshot-first critique, contrast, touch targets, mockup-vs-implementation diff. Triggers "visual QA", "does this look right", "a11y check", or after component changes. Logic checks go to /verify.

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Visual QA Validation

Use the Chrome DevTools MCP in standalone Codex only when the user configured it. Otherwise use native/manual browser screenshots and accessibility checks; if no visual capture path exists, report visual QA unavailable rather than claiming it ran. cc-settings does not auto-run unpinned registry MCP packages in Codex. Claude frontmatter does not enforce read-only behavior in Codex, so keep this workflow read-only through native tools or a read-only agent prompt.

Core Philosophy

  • Screenshot first, then critique. Always look at the actual rendered output, not just the code.
  • Be specific. "The spacing looks off" is useless. "The gap between the heading and paragraph is 32px but should be 16px based on the surrounding spacing rhythm" is useful.
  • Prioritize impact. Not every pixel matters. Focus on what users will actually notice.
  • Reference the intent. Compare against design tokens, mockups, or stated design goals.

Quick Start

The Chrome DevTools MCP exposes browser automation as tool calls. Typical sequence:

  1. mcp__chrome-devtools__navigate_page (type: "url", url: "http://localhost:3000") — load the page
  2. mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot — text-based a11y tree with element uids (cheap, preferred first step)
  3. mcp__chrome-devtools__take_screenshot — visual capture for review
  4. Interact via click / fill / hover / press_key using the uids from the snapshot

Review Categories (Priority Order)

1. Layout & Spacing

Check for:

  • Consistent spacing rhythm (is everything on the spacing grid?)
  • Alignment -- are elements that should be aligned actually aligned?
  • Padding consistency within similar components
  • Container widths and max-widths
  • No horizontal overflow
  • Responsive behavior (if multiple viewport screenshots available)

Common issues:

  • Inconsistent padding in cards (e.g., 24px top, 16px sides)
  • Elements slightly off-grid (15px instead of 16px)
  • Text not aligned with adjacent elements
  • Sections with wildly different vertical spacing
2. Typography

Check for:

  • Hierarchy -- is it clear what's a heading vs body vs caption?
  • Line length -- body text should be 45-75 characters per line
  • Line height -- too tight or too loose for the font size?
  • Font weight usage -- are weights used consistently for the same role?
  • Heading hierarchy is correct (h1 > h2 > h3)
  • Orphans/widows -- single words on their own line in headings

Common issues:

  • Heading that doesn't look like a heading (weight/size too close to body)
  • Body text line length > 80 characters (hard to read)
  • Inconsistent heading sizes across sections
  • All-caps text without letter-spacing adjustment
3. Color & Contrast

Check for:

  • Text meets 4.5:1 contrast ratio
  • UI elements meet 3:1 contrast ratio
  • Consistent use of brand colors
  • Color meaning consistency (is the same blue used for links AND errors?)
  • Dark mode issues (if applicable)
  • Hover/active state visibility
  • UI elements are distinguishable

Common issues:

  • Light gray text on white background (contrast fail)
  • Primary color used for too many different purposes
  • Borders that are nearly invisible
  • Status colors that conflict (green for danger, red for success)
4. Visual Hierarchy

Check for:

  • Eye flow -- where does the eye go first? Is that correct?
  • CTA prominence -- is the primary action the most visible element?
  • Information density -- too sparse or too crowded?
  • Grouping -- are related items visually grouped?
  • White space -- is it used intentionally or just leftover?

Common issues:

  • Two equally prominent CTAs competing for attention
  • Important information buried below less important elements
  • Sections that feel disconnected from each other
  • Dense walls of text without visual breaks
5. Component Quality

Check for:

  • Button sizing and padding consistency
  • Input field styling consistency
  • Card styling consistency (shadows, borders, radius)
  • Icon sizing and alignment with text
  • Image aspect ratios and cropping

Common issues:

  • Buttons with inconsistent padding or height
  • Mixed border-radius values (some 8px, some 12px, some 4px)
  • Icons misaligned with adjacent text baselines
  • Images stretched or poorly cropped
6. Accessibility

This skill forks without Read, so the thresholds stay inline here rather than behind a pointer it couldn't follow. rules/accessibility.md is the canonical copy — keep them in sync.

Check for:

  • Images without alt text; icon-only buttons without aria-label
  • Form inputs with no accessible name — no <label>, aria-label, or aria-labelledby
  • Body text under 4.5:1 contrast; large text under 3:1; icons/borders/focus rings under 3:1
  • Touch targets under 44x44px, or adjacent targets with no visible spacing
  • <div onClick> where a semantic element belongs
  • Focus order that doesn't follow visual order; removed focus outlines
  • Motion that ignores prefers-reduced-motion
7. Polish & Micro-details

Check for:

  • Hover states exist and are visible
  • Focus states for keyboard navigation
  • Loading states (skeleton screens, spinners)
  • Empty states (what shows when there's no data?)
  • Transitions between states (abrupt vs smooth)
  • Error states are clear

Common issues:

  • No hover state on interactive elements
  • Focus ring removed with no replacement
  • Abrupt content shifts when data loads
  • No empty state -- just a blank area
8. Motion Opportunities

Distinct from the motion checks in categories 6 and 7 above (those catch existing motion that's broken or ignores prefers-reduced-motion) — this category looks for places that don't animate but should, and rejects everywhere it shouldn't. Adapted from emilkowalski/skills find-animation-opportunities (MIT).

The Gate. Every candidate must survive all four, in order — record the answer:

  1. Frequency — 100+ times/day (keyboard shortcuts, command palette, core nav) is a hard reject, no exceptions. Tens of times/day (hover, list navigation, toggles) — reject, or near-imperceptible motion only. Occasional (modals, drawers, toasts, settings) — eligible. Rare / first-time (onboarding, empty states, success, celebration) — eligible; this is where the delight budget lives.
  2. Purpose — must be named as one of: Feedback, Spatial consistency, State indication, Preventing a jarring change, Explanation (marketing/onboarding only), Delight (rare tier only). "It looks cool" doesn't count.
  3. Speed — press feedback 100–160ms, tooltips/small popovers 125–200ms, dropdowns/selects 150–250ms, modals/drawers 200–500ms (the sanctioned exception to the general under-300ms rule).
  4. Function — decorative motion helps on marketing pages, hurts on data the user is reading or acting on (a graph, a table, a price).

Where to hunt (grep signals):

  • Feedback gaps — onClick handlers with no :active/transition state; destructive actions confirmed by a plain click where a hold-to-confirm fill would prevent slips.
  • Teleporting state — {isOpen && / display: none toggles with no transition; accordions that snap open; list items added/removed with no bridge.
  • transform-origin mismatches — popovers/menus/tooltips scaling from center instead of their trigger (modals are exempt — they stay centered).
  • Group entrances — everything appearing at once where a 30–80ms stagger belongs.
  • Gesture seams — drag/swipeable elements that snap with no physics; recommend springs, velocity-based dismissal (Math.abs(distance)/elapsedMs > ~0.11), and rubber-banding at boundaries instead of hard stops.

Output. Cap at 5–7 suggestions for the whole review, ordered by leverage. Every suggested value (curve, duration) comes from the project's own tokens in rules/ui-skills.md — never invented. REQUIRED: list 2–5 rejected candidates alongside, each tagged with the gate question that killed it (e.g. "Command palette open/close — Rejected: keyboard-initiated, 100+/day, never animate"). This rejection list is what keeps the pass from turning into a wishlist.

9. Responsive Issues

Check for:

  • Content readable on mobile (not too small)
  • Touch targets >= 44px on mobile
  • Navigation accessible on small screens
  • Images not overflowing containers
  • Horizontal scroll (almost always a bug)

Use mcp__chrome-devtools__resize_page to switch between desktop (1440×900), tablet (768×1024), and mobile (375×667) viewports.

Workflow

  1. Navigate to target URL
  2. Snapshot the a11y tree (text-based, returns uids for interactive elements)
  3. Screenshot the current state
  4. Analyze against the review categories above
  5. Score using the output format below
  6. Report issues with actionable fixes
After Building a Component
  1. Render the component in the browser
  2. Take a screenshot
  3. Run visual QA review
  4. Fix issues
  5. Re-screenshot and verify
After Building a Full Page
  1. Screenshot at desktop (1440px), tablet (768px), and mobile (375px) — use resize_page between captures
  2. Run responsive review across all three
  3. Run full review on the desktop version
  4. Fix issues, prioritizing critical ones
Fresh-Eyes Gate (unprimed second look)

Mandatory before declaring a user-reported visual bug fixed or claiming a visual change verified. Primed eyes pass defects that fresh eyes catch — after staring at the implementation, you see what you meant to render, not what rendered.

  1. Capture the exact screenshots under review, plus tight 2x–4x crops of every disputed area (if the complaint is "too faint", "wrong order", or "misaligned", the crop is mandatory).
  2. Spawn a fresh subagent and pass ONLY the images, the crops, and a short neutral task ("list concrete visible defects with confidence levels"). No thread history, no implementation details, no expected answer — leaking either teaches it your blind spot.
  3. When comparing two candidates, ask which is less wrong, not which matches a baseline.
  4. Treat overlap between its critique and yours as high-priority evidence; treat its novel high-confidence findings as bugs to inspect, not taste notes to dismiss.
Comparing to a Mockup
  1. Get the mockup image:
    • From Figma (preferred): Use the Figma MCP directly — mcp__figma__get_design_context returns structured design specs (tokens, dimensions, component props) instead of pixel-pushing screenshots. The MCP server's own instructions cover URL parsing and the design-to-code workflow.
    • Manual: Figma export, screenshot, or user-provided image
  2. Screenshot the implementation at the same viewport size
  3. Run comparison review
  4. Fix deviations by priority

Tool Cheat-Sheet

ActionTool
Load a URLmcp__chrome-devtools__navigate_page { type: "url", url }
Text a11y tree with uids (cheap)mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot
Screenshotmcp__chrome-devtools__take_screenshot
Click an elementmcp__chrome-devtools__click { uid }
Fill input / select optionmcp__chrome-devtools__fill { uid, value }
Hover an elementmcp__chrome-devtools__hover { uid }
Press key (Enter, Tab, Escape, …)`mcp__chrome-d
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Métadonnées du fichier
name: qa
description: Visual and accessibility QA with screenshot-first critique, contrast, touch targets, mockup-vs-implementation diff. Triggers "visual QA", "does this look right", "a11y check", or after component changes. Logic checks go to /verify.
context: fork
allowed-tools: [mcp__chrome-devtools__navigate_page, mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot, mcp__chrome-devtools__take_screenshot, mcp__chrome-devtools__click, mcp__chrome-devtools__fill, mcp__chrome-devtools__hover, mcp__chrome-devtools__press_key, mcp__chrome-devtools__resize_page, mcp__chrome-devtools__evaluate_script, Read, Grep, Glob, Agent]
requires:
  - mcp: chrome-devtools
    install: "Configure chrome-devtools MCP — see mcp-configs/recommended.json"
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---
name: qa
description: Visual and accessibility QA with screenshot-first critique, contrast, touch targets, mockup-vs-implementation diff. Triggers "visual QA", "does this look right", "a11y check", or after component changes. Logic checks go to /verify.
context: fork
allowed-tools: [mcp__chrome-devtools__navigate_page, mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot, mcp__chrome-devtools__take_screenshot, mcp__chrome-devtools__click, mcp__chrome-devtools__fill, mcp__chrome-devtools__hover, mcp__chrome-devtools__press_key, mcp__chrome-devtools__resize_page, mcp__chrome-devtools__evaluate_script, Read, Grep, Glob, Agent]
requires:
  - mcp: chrome-devtools
    install: "Configure chrome-devtools MCP — see mcp-configs/recommended.json"
---

# Visual QA Validation

Use the Chrome DevTools MCP in standalone Codex only when the user configured
it. Otherwise use native/manual browser screenshots and accessibility checks;
if no visual capture path exists, report visual QA unavailable rather than
claiming it ran. cc-settings does not auto-run unpinned registry MCP packages
in Codex. Claude frontmatter does not enforce read-only behavior in Codex, so
keep this workflow read-only through native tools or a read-only agent prompt.

## Core Philosophy

- **Screenshot first, then critique.** Always look at the actual rendered output, not just the code.
- **Be specific.** "The spacing looks off" is useless. "The gap between the heading and paragraph is 32px but should be 16px based on the surrounding spacing rhythm" is useful.
- **Prioritize impact.** Not every pixel matters. Focus on what users will actually notice.
- **Reference the intent.** Compare against design tokens, mockups, or stated design goals.

## Quick Start

The Chrome DevTools MCP exposes browser automation as tool calls. Typical sequence:

1. `mcp__chrome-devtools__navigate_page` (type: "url", url: "http://localhost:3000") — load the page
2. `mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot` — text-based a11y tree with element `uid`s (cheap, preferred first step)
3. `mcp__chrome-devtools__take_screenshot` — visual capture for review
4. Interact via `click` / `fill` / `hover` / `press_key` using the `uid`s from the snapshot

---

## Review Categories (Priority Order)

### 1. Layout & Spacing

**Check for:**
- Consistent spacing rhythm (is everything on the spacing grid?)
- Alignment -- are elements that should be aligned actually aligned?
- Padding consistency within similar components
- Container widths and max-widths
- No horizontal overflow
- Responsive behavior (if multiple viewport screenshots available)

**Common issues:**
- Inconsistent padding in cards (e.g., 24px top, 16px sides)
- Elements slightly off-grid (15px instead of 16px)
- Text not aligned with adjacent elements
- Sections with wildly different vertical spacing

### 2. Typography

**Check for:**
- Hierarchy -- is it clear what's a heading vs body vs caption?
- Line length -- body text should be 45-75 characters per line
- Line height -- too tight or too loose for the font size?
- Font weight usage -- are weights used consistently for the same role?
- Heading hierarchy is correct (h1 > h2 > h3)
- Orphans/widows -- single words on their own line in headings

**Common issues:**
- Heading that doesn't look like a heading (weight/size too close to body)
- Body text line length > 80 characters (hard to read)
- Inconsistent heading sizes across sections
- All-caps text without letter-spacing adjustment

### 3. Color & Contrast

**Check for:**
- Text meets 4.5:1 contrast ratio
- UI elements meet 3:1 contrast ratio
- Consistent use of brand colors
- Color meaning consistency (is the same blue used for links AND errors?)
- Dark mode issues (if applicable)
- Hover/active state visibility
- UI elements are distinguishable

**Common issues:**
- Light gray text on white background (contrast fail)
- Primary color used for too many different purposes
- Borders that are nearly invisible
- Status colors that conflict (green for danger, red for success)

### 4. Visual Hierarchy

**Check for:**
- Eye flow -- where does the eye go first? Is that correct?
- CTA prominence -- is the primary action the most visible element?
- Information density -- too sparse or too crowded?
- Grouping -- are related items visually grouped?
- White space -- is it used intentionally or just leftover?

**Common issues:**
- Two equally prominent CTAs competing for attention
- Important information buried below less important elements
- Sections that feel disconnected from each other
- Dense walls of text without visual breaks

### 5. Component Quality

**Check for:**
- Button sizing and padding consistency
- Input field styling consistency
- Card styling consistency (shadows, borders, radius)
- Icon sizing and alignment with text
- Image aspect ratios and cropping

**Common issues:**
- Buttons with inconsistent padding or height
- Mixed border-radius values (some 8px, some 12px, some 4px)
- Icons misaligned with adjacent text baselines
- Images stretched or poorly cropped

### 6. Accessibility

This skill forks without `Read`, so the thresholds stay inline here rather than behind a
pointer it couldn't follow. `rules/accessibility.md` is the canonical copy — keep them in sync.

**Check for:**
- Images without `alt` text; icon-only buttons without `aria-label`
- Form inputs with no accessible name — no `<label>`, `aria-label`, or `aria-labelledby`
- Body text under 4.5:1 contrast; large text under 3:1; icons/borders/focus rings under 3:1
- Touch targets under 44x44px, or adjacent targets with no visible spacing
- `<div onClick>` where a semantic element belongs
- Focus order that doesn't follow visual order; removed focus outlines
- Motion that ignores `prefers-reduced-motion`

### 7. Polish & Micro-details

**Check for:**
- Hover states exist and are visible
- Focus states for keyboard navigation
- Loading states (skeleton screens, spinners)
- Empty states (what shows when there's no data?)
- Transitions between states (abrupt vs smooth)
- Error states are clear

**Common issues:**
- No hover state on interactive elements
- Focus ring removed with no replacement
- Abrupt content shifts when data loads
- No empty state -- just a blank area

### 8. Motion Opportunities

Distinct from the motion checks in categories 6 and 7 above (those catch existing
motion that's broken or ignores `prefers-reduced-motion`) — this category looks for
places that don't animate but should, and rejects everywhere it shouldn't. Adapted
from emilkowalski/skills `find-animation-opportunities` (MIT).

**The Gate.** Every candidate must survive all four, in order — record the answer:

1. **Frequency** — 100+ times/day (keyboard shortcuts, command palette, core nav) is a
   hard reject, no exceptions. Tens of times/day (hover, list navigation, toggles) —
   reject, or near-imperceptible motion only. Occasional (modals, drawers, toasts,
   settings) — eligible. Rare / first-time (onboarding, empty states, success,
   celebration) — eligible; this is where the delight budget lives.
2. **Purpose** — must be named as one of: Feedback, Spatial consistency, State
   indication, Preventing a jarring change, Explanation (marketing/onboarding only),
   Delight (rare tier only). "It looks cool" doesn't count.
3. **Speed** — press feedback 100–160ms, tooltips/small popovers 125–200ms,
   dropdowns/selects 150–250ms, modals/drawers 200–500ms (the sanctioned exception
   to the general under-300ms rule).
4. **Function** — decorative motion helps on marketing pages, hurts on data the user
   is reading or acting on (a graph, a table, a price).

**Where to hunt** (grep signals):
- Feedback gaps — `onClick` handlers with no `:active`/transition state; destructive
  actions confirmed by a plain click where a hold-to-confirm fill would prevent slips.
- Teleporting state — `{isOpen &&` / `display: none` toggles with no transition;
  accordions that snap open; list items added/removed with no bridge.
- `transform-origin` mismatches — popovers/menus/tooltips scaling from center instead
  of their trigger (modals are exempt — they stay centered).
- Group entrances — everything appearing at once where a 30–80ms stagger belongs.
- Gesture seams — drag/swipeable elements that snap with no physics; recommend
  springs, velocity-based dismissal (`Math.abs(distance)/elapsedMs > ~0.11`), and
  rubber-banding at boundaries instead of hard stops.

**Output.** Cap at 5–7 suggestions for the whole review, ordered by leverage. Every
suggested value (curve, duration) comes from the project's own tokens in
`rules/ui-skills.md` — never invented. **REQUIRED:** list 2–5 rejected candidates
alongside, each tagged with the gate question that killed it (e.g. "Command palette
open/close — Rejected: keyboard-initiated, 100+/day, never animate"). This rejection
list is what keeps the pass from turning into a wishlist.

### 9. Responsive Issues

**Check for:**
- Content readable on mobile (not too small)
- Touch targets >= 44px on mobile
- Navigation accessible on small screens
- Images not overflowing containers
- Horizontal scroll (almost always a bug)

Use `mcp__chrome-devtools__resize_page` to switch between desktop (1440×900), tablet (768×1024), and mobile (375×667) viewports.

---

## Workflow

1. **Navigate** to target URL
2. **Snapshot** the a11y tree (text-based, returns `uid`s for interactive elements)
3. **Screenshot** the current state
4. **Analyze** against the review categories above
5. **Score** using the output format below
6. **Report** issues with actionable fixes

### After Building a Component

1. Render the component in the browser
2. Take a screenshot
3. Run visual QA review
4. Fix issues
5. Re-screenshot and verify

### After Building a Full Page

1. Screenshot at desktop (1440px), tablet (768px), and mobile (375px) — use `resize_page` between captures
2. Run responsive review across all three
3. Run full review on the desktop version
4. Fix issues, prioritizing critical ones

### Fresh-Eyes Gate (unprimed second look)

**Mandatory before declaring a user-reported visual bug fixed or claiming a visual change verified.** Primed eyes pass defects that fresh eyes catch — after staring at the implementation, you see what you meant to render, not what rendered.

1. Capture the exact screenshots under review, plus tight 2x–4x crops of every disputed area (if the complaint is "too faint", "wrong order", or "misaligned", the crop is mandatory).
2. Spawn a fresh subagent and pass ONLY the images, the crops, and a short neutral task ("list concrete visible defects with confidence levels"). No thread history, no implementation details, no expected answer — leaking either teaches it your blind spot.
3. When comparing two candidates, ask which is **less wrong**, not which matches a baseline.
4. Treat overlap between its critique and yours as high-priority evidence; treat its novel high-confidence findings as bugs to inspect, not taste notes to dismiss.

### Comparing to a Mockup

1. Get the mockup image:
   - **From Figma (preferred):** Use the Figma MCP directly — `mcp__figma__get_design_context` returns structured design specs (tokens, dimensions, component props) instead of pixel-pushing screenshots. The MCP server's own instructions cover URL parsing and the design-to-code workflow.
   - **Manual:** Figma export, screenshot, or user-provided image
2. Screenshot the implementation at the same viewport size
3. Run comparison review
4. Fix deviations by priority

---

## Tool Cheat-Sheet

| Action | Tool |
|---|---|
| Load a URL | `mcp__chrome-devtools__navigate_page` `{ type: "url", url }` |
| Text a11y tree with `uid`s (cheap) | `mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot` |
| Screenshot | `mcp__chrome-devtools__take_screenshot` |
| Click an element | `mcp__chrome-devtools__click` `{ uid }` |
| Fill input / select option | `mcp__chrome-devtools__fill` `{ uid, value }` |
| Hover an element | `mcp__chrome-devtools__hover` `{ uid }` |
| Press key (Enter, Tab, Escape, …) | `mcp__chrome-d

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