Connected page context for teams that would rather fix the visual bug than stare at another dashboard. Briefs, diffs, responsive states, assets and code — all in one debugging workflow.
Landy treats landing-page quality like a production system: instrument the brief, connect the signals, catch regressions before they ship, and keep the fix close to the code.
Drop in the brief and template. No giant design setup ceremony.
Connect screenshot symptoms to layout, component and code context.
Grid switches to two columns at 760px while the content cards still enforce a 420px minimum width.
Run visual preflight against responsive, accessibility and design-system rules before publish.
Carry full page context into your editor, review workflow or coding agent.
Visual bugs rarely live in one place. Connect the user-facing symptom to the responsive state, asset, component, render log and code that produced it.
See the exact viewport and interaction state around a visual issue.
Generation, asset and QA logs stay attached to the same page trace.
The debugger uses the page brief, component tree, visual diff, render logs and responsive state to explain why a page failed — then prepares a fix instead of stopping at the symptom.
The CTA group remains absolutely positioned against a 720px visual canvas. The section then clips the overflow.
Use Landy as a TypeScript renderer, inside an existing app, or as a template engine. The implementation stays portable instead of trapping the visual system in a proprietary builder.
import { renderSentryInspiredTemplate } from '@landy/templates'; const html = renderSentryInspiredTemplate({ brand: 'Acme', headline: 'Ship the page. Keep the context.', primaryCta: 'Start building' }); // Visual QA is part of the template contract. // No copied Sentry assets required.
The current Sentry homepage uses real developer and enterprise testimonials. This Landy adaptation preserves the bold quote rhythm without fabricating customers. Replace these placeholders only with verified proof.
“The page debugger cut the loop from screenshot → guess → CSS patch into one reviewable workflow.”
“The useful part is not another dashboard. It’s seeing the visual issue attached to the exact component and breakpoint.”
“No-asset mode still gives us something intentional to review instead of empty gray boxes.”
Start with a brief. Landy keeps structure, visual state, responsive behavior, assets and code connected so the page gets better without the debugging guesswork.