Configurable Astro design review

Make design-system review optional without weakening release quality.

Go for Launch separates universal interface safety from framework-specific design judgment. Every project keeps accessibility, responsive behavior, Safari, SEO, AEO, sitemap, performance, and production checks, while deciding whether a selected design system should influence or block release.

What the process produces

06 concrete deliverables
  1. 01Off, advisory, and required modes
  2. 02Material, Apple, custom, or hybrid selection
  3. 03Non-configurable core release gates
  4. 04Machine-readable gate results
  5. 05Evidence-backed not-applicable decisions
  6. 06Conformance claims only after a passing review
01

Keep interface safety mandatory

Keyboard behavior, focus, contrast, text resize, 320 CSS pixel reflow, target size, reduced motion, responsive navigation, WebKit, native Safari, SEO, AEO, sitemap, forms, and PageSpeed remain required. The design setting cannot disable these checks.

02

Let each project choose the design policy

Set design review to off when the toolkit should remain design-system neutral, advisory when teams want non-blocking findings, or required when Material Design, Apple guidance, or a local design system is part of release acceptance.

03

Record every decision

The gate writes a structured result even when review is disabled or not applicable. Required review fails on missing evidence or unresolved findings. Advisory findings remain visible without stopping a release.

04

Make conformance claims carefully

A disabled, advisory-finding, or not-applicable result is not proof of design-system conformance. Claim Material, Apple, Liquid Glass, custom, or hybrid conformance only after an applicable review passes.