Images & SVG

Images and vector graphics carry a critical share of a site's visual identity: product photos, illustrations, icons, logos, business charts inside a dashboard. A regression in this category can take the form of a broken icon where a photo should be, a stretched banner with distorted faces, a logo whose color shifted after a CSS filter change, or an SVG whose path was altered during automatic build optimization. The business impact is direct: a visitor cannot buy a product they cannot see, an operator cannot interpret a chart whose proportions changed, and a site showing broken assets loses credibility instantly. Common causes include an asset folder reorganization that breaks certain paths, a max-width rule modified for one edge case that propagates across every image, a container ratio change that stretches visuals, or an object-fit tweak meant to fix one isolated case that degrades framing elsewhere. Globally applied CSS filters and poorly coordinated clip-paths add another layer of complexity that is hard to anticipate. Delta-QA compares full screenshots of the pages containing these visuals and flags every area whose rendering changed: broken icons, overflows, distortions, filter modifications, altered SVG paths. The visual report pinpoints each affected image, sparing the QA team from having to walk through every product page, every editorial page, and every component to verify that assets load and render correctly after each release.