Visual Review
A real browser photographs the page and a reviewer with vision looks at it — automatically in Power mode, or whenever you ask.
In Power mode
After a Power-mode website build, Webforgia renders the page, photographs it at a desktop width and on a phone, and has a vision model review what it can see. Then it improves the page in rounds:
- Up to 3 rounds of review, edit and re-review, and no more than 150 seconds in total.
- Each round edits a copy. It is kept only if the structural audit did not get worse, no photograph was lost, and the visual score actually rose.
- It stops at the first round that does not improve — a loop that keeps going walks a good page downhill.
Other build types and modes skip it, and the builder shows it as skipped.
On demand: Design review
The eye button in the builder toolbar runs the same review on the page you are looking at and shows you the findings. Ones a change to the specification can fix are offered behind a button; the rest — a card grid that leaves an empty slot, text that collides — are worth reading even when nothing automatic can fix them. It is charged only when it succeeds.
What it looks at
- The page at two widths, with touch emulation on for the phone.
- Scroll animations frozen first, so it judges what visitors actually see.
- The page you are on, named, so it does not review one page against another’s sections.