Which visual testing tools are supported?

This skill supports popular visual regression tools including Percy, Chromatic, and BackstopJS for comprehensive UI testing and baseline management.

How do I trigger a visual test with Claude?

You can use natural language phrases like 'run a visual test' or 'check for UI regressions,' or use the dedicated '/visual-test' command.

Does this skill help with cross-browser testing?

Absolutely. It can capture and compare screenshots across different browsers like Chrome and Firefox to identify rendering inconsistencies.

Do I need to have baselines already established?

The skill works best when comparing against established baselines, but it can also assist in capturing initial screenshots to set your first baseline images.

Can it test different screen sizes and viewports?

Yes, you can define specific viewport sizes to ensure your application remains responsive and visually consistent across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices.

Visual Regression Testing Adapter

Name: Visual Regression Testing Adapter
Author: intent-solutions-io

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Security & Testing

Automates visual regression testing to detect unintended UI changes by comparing live screenshots against established baselines using industry-standard tools.

About

The Visual Regression Testing skill empowers Claude to manage the end-to-end process of visual verification using tools like Percy, Chromatic, and BackstopJS. It streamlines the detection of CSS regressions and layout shifts by capturing screenshots across different browsers and viewports, analyzing visual differences, and reporting discrepancies. This skill is essential for developers who need to maintain UI consistency during feature updates or within automated CI/CD pipelines, ensuring that code changes do not negatively impact the user interface or brand integrity.

Key Features

Seamless integration with Percy, Chromatic, and BackstopJS
Cross-browser visual consistency verification for Chrome and Firefox
Automated visual difference analysis against established baselines
Support for multiple viewport sizes to test responsive designs
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Automated screenshot capture for specific web components or pages

Use Cases

Detecting unintended UI regressions after a major feature rollout or refactor
Verifying design consistency across multiple browsers and screen resolutions
Automating visual checks as part of a continuous integration (CI) workflow

About

Key Features

Seamless integration with Percy, Chromatic, and BackstopJS
Cross-browser visual consistency verification for Chrome and Firefox
Automated visual difference analysis against established baselines
Support for multiple viewport sizes to test responsive designs
0 GitHub stars
Automated screenshot capture for specific web components or pages

Use Cases

Detecting unintended UI regressions after a major feature rollout or refactor
Verifying design consistency across multiple browsers and screen resolutions
Automating visual checks as part of a continuous integration (CI) workflow