Fairy for Design.
AI designed it. Fairy makes sure it works for users.
Accessibility, usability, design-system consistency, and brand fidelity — reviewed by a senior product designer before it reaches your users.
The platform
AI + Fairy = design that ships.
AI tools can generate a polished-looking screen in seconds. They can't tell you whether it's accessible, whether the edge-case states exist, whether it stays true to your design system, or whether the flow matches how users actually behave.
Fairy is the operating layer between AI output and what your users see. Senior product designers verify what generators skip. The platform remembers your design system and brand so every review gets sharper.
What we verify
- Accessibility compliance (WCAG 2.2 AA, contrast, focus order)
- Screen-reader semantics and keyboard navigation
- Usability against established heuristics
- Design-system and design-token consistency
- Responsive behavior across breakpoints
- Interaction, loading, empty, and error states
- Brand and visual consistency
- Content and microcopy clarity
- Information architecture and flow logic
- Design-to-code fidelity
What's at risk
“Looks done” isn't done.
A screen can look finished and still fail an audit, break on a real device, or quietly lose users. These are the failure modes a generator won't surface.
Inaccessible flows
An interface that fails WCAG creates legal exposure (ADA/Section 508) and shuts out real users.
Missing edge-case states
AI ships the happy path. Empty, loading, and error states get skipped — and break in production.
Off-brand, inconsistent UI
Generated screens drift from the design system, eroding trust and creating rework downstream.
Usability gaps that drive churn
A flow that looks polished but doesn't match user behavior quietly loses conversions.
How it works
From AI design to shipped confidence.
Share your design
Send a Figma file, prototype, or live URL. Describe the product, the audience, and your design system. We match you with a senior product designer in your domain.
Fairy reviews and annotates
A senior designer reviews accessibility, usability, states, and system consistency. Automated checks run in parallel. Findings include severity, the affected screen, and a concrete fix.
Verified verdict, remembered
A signed verdict and annotated screens. The platform learns your design system and brand so the next review starts from your standards, not from scratch.
FAQ
Common questions.
What does Fairy verify in AI-generated design work?
Fairy verifies accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA, contrast, focus order, screen-reader semantics), usability against established heuristics, design-system and token consistency, responsive behavior across breakpoints, interaction and empty/error states, content and microcopy clarity, and design-to-code fidelity. Reviews are done by a senior product designer.
Why isn't an AI design tool enough on its own?
AI tools produce screens that look finished but skip the parts that decide whether a product actually works: accessibility compliance, real edge-case and error states, consistency with your existing design system, and whether the flow matches how users actually behave. Those gaps surface as failed audits, support load, and churn — usually after launch.
What kinds of design work does Fairy review?
Fairy reviews product UI and flows, design systems and component libraries, marketing and landing pages, prototypes, and design-to-code handoffs. Our senior designers have shipped across consumer, enterprise SaaS, fintech, and regulated industries.
Does Fairy check for accessibility compliance?
Yes. Fairy explicitly checks against WCAG 2.2 AA — color contrast, keyboard and focus order, target sizes, motion and reduced-motion handling, and screen-reader semantics — and flags ADA/Section 508 exposure. This matters most for products in healthcare, finance, government, and any context with legal accessibility obligations.
Can Fairy verify design-to-code fidelity?
Yes. When AI generates both the design and the front-end, Fairy checks that the shipped UI matches the intended design — spacing, type scale, tokens, states, and responsive behavior — so the implementation doesn't quietly drift from the design system.
How fast is a design review?
Most design reviews return in as little as 4 hours, with severity-ranked findings, annotated screens, and concrete remediation guidance. Larger design-system audits are scoped up front.