Taskade Genesis gives designers and developers a shared live bug tracker — born from one prompt — where visual defects get logged with screenshots, severity ratings, and clear ownership from day one.
What Is a Design Bug Tracker?
A tracker for visual and UX defects: misaligned components, broken responsive layouts, wrong typography, and brand inconsistencies — each with enough context for a developer to reproduce and fix without a design walkthrough.
Why Use a Design Bug Tracker?
Design bugs get lost in Slack threads or duplicated across Jira, Figma comments, and email. One shared tracker eliminates the noise.
- Screenshot and Figma link fields — attach visual proof to every defect so developers see exactly what's wrong.
- Severity × component tagging — Board view groups bugs by UI component so frontend engineers batch similar fixes.
- AI agents for accessibility — agents scan linked pages and flag WCAG violations you might have missed.
- Two-way Slack and GitHub integrations — design flags a bug; a GitHub issue and Slack message appear automatically.
- Multiple project views — toggle between a designer's Board and a developer's List without duplicating data.
Who Should Use a Design Bug Tracker?
- UI/UX designers who want their feedback tracked, not lost in comments.
- Frontend developers needing clear reproduction steps for visual defects.
- Product managers prioritizing design polish against feature work.
- Accessibility specialists cataloging WCAG compliance gaps.
- QA engineers running cross-browser visual regression tests.
How To Use This Template?
- Clone the app from /templates and share it with your design and dev team in ~10 seconds.
- Log each design bug with a screenshot link, the affected component, and target browser/device.
- Use the Relationship field to connect defects to Figma files — see databases.
- Activate an automation to move a bug to "In Review" when a GitHub PR references the ticket number.
- Run a weekly Board review with your designer and developer together.
Explore design-focused workflow apps in the community or browse /ai/apps.