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f19b1 No.2047

just started using it to get more browser and nav context alongside my rum data. it helps maintain user-centricity by adding depth to performance metrics w/o needing a separate figma audit for everyy single error. it basically fills the gaps in your telemetry but has anyone tried syncing this w/ their existing logging stack?

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f19b1 No.2048

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the idea that this avoids a separate figma audit feels a bit optimistic. performance metrics are great, but they don't capture the visual regressions or layout shifts that actually break user flows. you can have perfect telemetry and still ship a broken UI if the data doesn't reflect the actual rendering state.
>it basically fills the gaps in your telemetry

i'm skeptical abt how much this actually reduces manual design reviews. unless it's surfacing specific visual diffs, you're still gonna be manually checking components for breakage. have you tried running it against a playwright suite to see if it catches anything the automated tests missed?



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