Looks super cool, love what you guys are doing

Thank you so much! We have so much fun while building Midday!

Nice! Does it work with Notion or Airtable? Is it fully no-code?

Airtable works, we even made a video for it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21y1_CiBqnM

Notion: data should work, we are going to record a demo, but Rich Text is not supported yet for every CMS, only those who have an HTML option, see compatibility: https://docs.webstudio.is/university/foundations/cms

We will add them one by one, with full Rich Text support.

If you would be willing to automate that, why not using the existing vis reg tools? Is there something custom that you have in the setup that prevents you from going with the cloud or OSS solution?

"vis reg" == visual recognition?

There're lots of way that things could go wrong here, things that I could see visually immediately, but enumerate and identify all those cases with some visual recognition code? I'll keep it as a 10s glance every now and again ...

I am building the tool in the space and am genuinely curios if people are aware of this type of frontend testing and if they find it useful. Also it's pretty interesting to find some painpoints that I would love to solve with our product.

Hey! I am building a visual regression testing tool to help make frontend testing more accessible by general public(even people who don't know test automation much). This approach easy to setup and quite easy to maintain compared to other automated testing approaches!

I am also happy to discuss any topics frontend testing and get the feedback on our oss tool

potential customers(decision makers) are generally tech leads, frontend leads in larger companies. They hang out in subreddits & some slack communities. React/Vue/other frontend meetups are a good point as those people usually hang out there - thanks! anyways, even if I know where they hang out - what are some not-annoying ways of approaching them?

Just be annoying.

If it's a business, I mean.

In those cases where your proposition solves an important problem, you are being helpful, not annoying.

Most of the time, even if you are not annoying the answer will be "No."

Rejection is the norm in sales.

I would say, monitor the conversations in those groups, find the pain points for them and see how your SaaS can be used to to solve them. Be honest, don't be pushy, set the real expectations.

Nice writeup! trying to following the same approach for my startup - great documentation for the win!

I've put this example with Next.js/Storybook/Playwright but it could be anything like Remix/Ladle/Cypress - the tools which you are using on the frontend can be easily replaced by the ones that you prefer!

We are different in a way that we offer holistic solution not really bound to storybook. You could do lots of other visual tests with lost pixel e.g. make tests of your react or vue pages or even crazier, test your results of playwright and cypress tests!

Good that we have it at least somewhere discoverable! Thanks for the feedback, we will improve on this!

What would actually make you understand that immediately?