As Chris James mentioned, it should be a tool where you set a tolerance. It's not needed that the UI look exactly like the mock-up, it's needed determine if it follows the design on the mock-up.
My question was triggered because there are many tasks in the frontend area that needs visual confirmation. I mean, someone needs to look at the frontend and tell whether if a text was placed correctly or not. How could we automatize and remove the need of visual confirmation? would it worth the time spent writing the test? Instead of an image it could be a definition file, any approach that could help to automatize and improve timings for integration and merge of a pull request for this kind of tasks.
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As Chris James mentioned, it should be a tool where you set a tolerance. It's not needed that the UI look exactly like the mock-up, it's needed determine if it follows the design on the mock-up.
My question was triggered because there are many tasks in the frontend area that needs visual confirmation. I mean, someone needs to look at the frontend and tell whether if a text was placed correctly or not. How could we automatize and remove the need of visual confirmation? would it worth the time spent writing the test? Instead of an image it could be a definition file, any approach that could help to automatize and improve timings for integration and merge of a pull request for this kind of tasks.