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I will set up playwright visual regression and ci testing for your react app
Slovakia
AI Web, Automation and Playwright Testing
About this Gig
Shipping UI fast with Cursor, Copilot, or Claude? Great for speed, risky for consistency. A small tweak can shift color, spacing, or font while unit tests stay green because they check logic, not appearance.
I set up a visual guardrail so AI and humans can change UI fast while unintended changes are caught before merge:
- Semantic design tokens: colors and text become named roles, not random shades.
- Visual regression tests: automated screenshots of key screens on desktop and mobile.
- CI enforcement: lint, build, visual checks, and unit tests run in GitHub Actions.
Proof: my open-source Opsboard reference build covers 8 screens with 16 automated visual checks. Raw color usage was reduced from 225 to 4 named roles, validated on a real GitHub Actions runner. This is a reference build, not a client deployment, with no paying users.
Best fit: React or Next.js with Tailwind and GitHub Actions. No paid Figma seat required.
Not included: functional, load, or security testing; UI redesign; new features; hosting; deployment; ongoing maintenance. Extra scope can be quoted separately.
Message me with your repo, stack, and key pages for a fit check.
Testing application:
Web application
Device:
PC
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Linux
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iPhone
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Android mobile phone
FAQ
Which stacks do you support?
React or Next.js with Tailwind, Playwright, and GitHub Actions. Other React setups can work after a quick fit check.
Can I see a working reference?
Yes. Case study and green CI: https://github.com/Patrik652/opsboard-mvp/blob/main/opsboard/docs/proof/design-guardrail-case-study.md It is an open-source reference build, not a client deployment.
Does this include functional or load testing?
No. Core scope is visual regression, design-token consistency, and CI wiring. Functional E2E can be added as a custom scope.
How do you keep baselines stable in CI?
Baselines are generated on the CI runner as the canonical environment, reducing font and rendering differences across developer machines.

