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Dev tools · July 30, 2025

DesignQA

The fastest way to report design bugs

DesignQA launched on July 30, 2025 with 150 votes, #239 of 9,224 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

DesignQA is the fastest way to report UI bugs and compare live elements to Figma. Click any element, spot the mismatches, and share a link with suggested fixes. No more guessing. Just pixel-perfect shipping.

DesignQA has shut down. Thank you to everyone who used it.

I built DesignQA because I wanted a faster way to fix design, straight from the browser to a real pull request. After a good run, it's time to close this chapter. Thank you for trying it, for every bug report and pull request, and for believing in a small tool made by one designer. It meant more than I can say. Where it started. A manifesto that the design QA process was broken, with a form to collect early signups. Early access opens, with the first video showing the idea in motion: select any element and report a bug in one click. V1 goes public. One-click bug reports that auto-captured screenshots, device details, and the design reference engineers needed to fix an issue. V2, shaped by…from designqa.com

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