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Design verification

Reference articles on the category Designesy operates in.

Design verification is the practice of evaluating a live site against a published design system contract. These articles define the practice, distinguish it from adjacent disciplines, and explain why Designesy publishes its own score on the same terms as everyone else’s.

Each article is single-purpose, citation-friendly, and written to be read once and referenced often.

01What is design verification?The automated evaluation of a live site against a published design system contract — distinct from linting, regression, and heuristic review. · Category definition · 6 min 02Design verification vs design linting vs visual regressionThree adjacent practices, three different questions. Token drift, baseline diffing, and contract conformance — and where each one fails alone. · Comparison · 5 min 03Why we built a public design scoreA score is a contract you can run. Making it public forces honesty — the same checks that score your site score ours, with the same thresholds. · Position · 4 min

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A small, slow, reference library — not a blog. Articles are added when the category needs a new anchor, not on a content cadence. Each one cites the contract, the verification kit, or the public score as its primary source.

The /learn collection is intentionally narrow. The live engines live at /score, /contracts, /labs, /kits, and /review — these articles are the language layer around them.