Visual Testing Skill

Perform visual testing and UI verification using screenshots and DOM inspection.

When to Use

This skill activates when:

• User wants to verify UI appearance
• User asks to compare page with design
• User needs responsive design testing
• User wants to check for visual regressions
• User mentions UI bugs or styling issues

Capabilities

Screenshot Capture

• Full page or element screenshots (content_take-screenshot) — selector or ref for element
• Annotated screenshots — annotate: true overlays numbered labels [1],[2],… mapping to ARIA refs (e1,e2). Use annotateContent for headings, cursorInteractive for div/span buttons
• PDF generation (content_save-as-pdf)

Important: Do not use screenshot to understand page structure. Call a11y_take-aria-snapshot first, then screenshot for visual verification.

Responsive Testing

• Resize viewport (interaction_resize-viewport)
• Test mobile, tablet, desktop breakpoints
• Verify responsive behavior

Design Comparison

• Compare with Figma designs (figma_compare-page-with-design)
• Visual similarity analysis
• Identify design deviations

DOM Inspection

• Get HTML structure (content_get-as-html)
• Check CSS classes and styles
• Verify element presence and visibility

Viewport Presets

Device	Width	Height
Mobile S	320px	568px
Mobile M	375px	667px
Mobile L	425px	812px
Tablet	768px	1024px
Laptop	1366px	768px
Desktop	1920px	1080px

Testing Workflow

1. Navigate: Go to page under test
2. Wait: Network idle, page fully loaded
3. ARIA snapshot first: Get refs (e1, e2, …) before screenshot
4. Capture: Take baseline or annotated screenshot
5. Resize: Test different viewports
6. Interact: Use refs (e1) for clicks; test hover, modals
7. Compare: Check against expected design
8. Document: Report visual issues

Common Checks

• Element visibility at breakpoints
• Text overflow and truncation
• Image aspect ratios
• Color and typography consistency
• Spacing and alignment
• Interactive state styling