I’m reviewing a site for brand consistency, but I can’t tell whether the colors are used consistently across pages.

This feature helps you evaluate whether a website’s color usage aligns with brand guidelines across multiple pages. It makes it easier to spot inconsistencies so you can maintain a cohesive, professional visual identity.

This feature supports brand consistency reviews by focusing specifically on how colors are applied across a site’s pages. It enables you to compare color usage page by page to determine whether the same brand palette is being used consistently. You can use it during design QA to identify pages that drift from approved brand colors or apply them in unintended ways. It is also useful when auditing a large site where manual checking would be slow and error-prone. By highlighting where colors differ across layouts, components, and sections, it helps you quickly pinpoint areas that may need updates. This reduces the risk of a fragmented visual experience and improves overall brand recognition. It can be used by designers, brand managers, and QA teams to validate that UI updates haven’t introduced off-brand colors. It also supports ongoing governance by making it easier to re-check consistency after new pages or content are added. The result is a more uniform, trustworthy user experience that reflects the intended brand standards.