- Source visual truth:
/home/mike/.codex/generated_images/01a013db-82cd-7e50-afff-17ee9cf01c8e/exec-a261aa7e-da74-4bd3-aae5-a3bf812c713a.png - Browser-rendered implementation:
/home/mike/Documents/onecomputer/.worktrees/ai-models-routing-unification/test-results/models-routing-unified.png - Combined comparison input:
/home/mike/Documents/onecomputer/.worktrees/ai-models-routing-unification/test-results/models-routing-comparison.png - Viewport: 1487 x 1058 CSS pixels, Chromium, light theme,
deviceScaleFactor: 1 - Source pixels: 1487 x 1058
- Implementation pixels: 1487 x 1058
- Density normalization: none required; both artifacts are identical pixel dimensions at 1x density.
- State: Models and routing selected, provider inventory visible, one enabled model selected, incomplete pricing and route state visible in the inspector.
The source and implementation were placed in one 2974 x 1058 comparison image and inspected together at original resolution. The implementation preserves the reference hierarchy: four control-plane destinations, one Models and routing maintenance surface, readiness and issue resolution, provider-account grouping, model-level pricing and organization-route status, and a persistent contextual inspector.
The application sidebar is intentionally retained because it is product-owned navigation outside the generated concept's crop. Fixture data also differs from the concept (Anthropic and Z.ai are enabled rather than OpenAI), but it exercises the same selected-model, missing-pricing, and unassigned-route state and does not change the interaction architecture.
No separate focused crop was needed: the equal-density combined comparison keeps the dense provider rows and full inspector text legible. The inspector/provider region was specifically checked for heading weights, column alignment, divider rhythm, selected state, semantic status colors, button sizing, and text wrapping.
- No actionable P0, P1, or P2 differences remain.
- Fonts and typography: Inter, weights, hierarchy, compact table text, and line heights closely match the source and remain readable at the target viewport.
- Spacing and layout rhythm: heading, tabs, readiness panel, row heights, column grid, dividers, and inspector padding preserve the source's dense administrative rhythm. The product sidebar reduces available content width by design; responsive tests confirm no overflow.
- Colors and visual tokens: navy actions, cool-gray borders, pale selected row, green ready states, and amber missing states follow the source and existing product tokens.
- Image and icon fidelity: no raster imagery is required. Existing Fluent UI icons are used consistently; provider marks intentionally use the product's neutral provider-account icon rather than introducing unapproved third-party logo assets.
- Copy and content: shared provider-account ownership, immutable pricing, organization default routes, and optional Team overrides are stated directly. Recovery links explain and focus the missing provider, pricing, or route condition.
- Primary interactions tested: four-tab navigation, provider account editing and multi-model selection, model selection, contextual pricing creation/history, local organization-route draft creation, legacy route/pricing URL compatibility, focused recovery links, and Team routing-overrides entry.
- Responsive browser coverage: 1487 x 1058 desktop and 390 x 844 mobile.
- Browser console: no console errors in the normalized visual capture.
- Semantic checks: named navigation, readiness region, provider inventory region, model-details complementary region, dialogs, alerts, notes, and statuses are queryable by role.
- Pass 1: the normalized side-by-side comparison found no P0/P1/P2 visual issues. No corrective visual iteration was required after the formal comparison.
- P3: approved provider brand assets could replace the neutral provider-account icon if the product later establishes a governed provider-logo set.
final result: passed