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On design feedback, design QA, and shipping what you actually designed.

Coding agentsDesign feedback, fixed by your coding agent

JUL 19, 2026 · 5 MIN READ

Let your coding agent fix design feedback: the layernote MCP server

Connect layernote to Claude Code or Cursor over MCP and the loop changes: the agent pulls open feedback, fixes it in your codebase, and layernote re-checks the live page before anything gets marked resolved.

Under the hoodFigma vs live: how the comparison works

JUL 13, 2026 · 5 MIN READ

How layernote compares your Figma design to the live website

Design tokens from the plugin, computed styles from the live page, and a deterministic property diff in between. How Compare to live works, and why the interesting part is deliberately not a language model.

Design QADesign drift, and how to catch it

JUL 7, 2026 · 4 MIN READ

Design drift: why your live site stops matching Figma

Every site slowly stops matching its design. Where drift comes from, what it quietly costs, and how to catch it before your client does.

ChecklistA practical design QA checklist

JUN 30, 2026 · 4 MIN READ

A practical design QA checklist for website launches

The checks that catch the gap between the approved design and the shipped site: typography, spacing, states, breakpoints, and the content nobody designed for.

Agency playbookGetting client feedback you can use

JUN 24, 2026 · 4 MIN READ

How to get design feedback from clients you can actually use

Vague feedback is a process problem, not a client problem. Five changes to how you ask that turn 'make it pop' into something your team can build.