Chromatic

🚀 Chromatic's Accessibility Testing & Dashboard are now live! Powered by Storybook & axe, we're making accessibility compliance seamless across your entire dev lifecycle—without slowing you down.

Want to hear directly from the team behind Storybook MCP? Join our live AMA where we’ll cover why we built an MCP server, how agents helped us move faster with more rigor, our eval tooling, and what’s next. 🗓️ March 31, 2026 ​⏰ 2:00 pm EDT / 20:00 CET Register in comments👇

🎟️ Want to see it live? Join the Storybook team Tuesday, 3/31 at 2 PM EST / 20:00 CEST for a live demo and Q&A: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Publishing on Chromatic turns your MCP server into a shared, secure, versioned endpoint your whole team can use: chromatic.com/blog/introduci…

Announcing Storybook MCP for React + publishing on Chromatic 🎉  🧵 ⤵️

Storybook MCP for React is here 🎉 Storybook MCP gives AI agents structured context from your components and design system to build better UI the first time. 🧵 ⤵

What can an AI agent actually do with Storybook? Join us Thursday, March 19 for a live webinar with Dominic Nguyen and Kyle Gach on Storybook MCP and building UI from a single prompt. Register in comments 👇

AI agents write better UI with the right context. Storybook MCP gives them access to your components, stories & tests so they can build, preview & validate UI from a single prompt. Join us for a walkthrough of the workflow + a sneak peek of upcoming features. Link in comments 👇

Frontend perf often gets deferred until UX lags & you’re debugging in prod. Matthew Costabile (@github) joins Dominic Nguyen (Chromatic) live on GitHub’s approach, their new Storybook perf addon & how component-first measurement complements prod monitoring. Register below👇

LLMs generate UI fast, but unchecked, they ship accessibility issues too. Join Kyle live to see how Storybook MCP adds a11y checks directly to AI workflows catching issues as components are generated, not after they ship. Register to join live & get the recording via email 👇

LLMs generate UI fast—but unchecked, they ship accessibility issues too. Join Kyle live to see how Storybook MCP adds a11y checks directly to AI workflows, catching issues as components are generated—not after they ship. Register to join live and get the recording via email 👇

@mrmagan_ @tambo_ai 🎟️ Save your spot: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

What if your UI didn’t have to be decided at build time? Generative UI lets AI assemble the components you already ship using intent, state + data to render UI needed in the moment. We’re walking through how this works live with @mrmagan_ of @tambo_ai. Register in comments 👇

@mrmagan_ @tambo_ai 🔗 Save you spot: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Generative UI isn’t AI writing code. It’s assembling your tested components based on intent, state & data. That only works if your component library is reliable. We’re digging into the React workflow live with @mrmagan_ of @tambo_ai. Register to join live & get the recording 👇

🔗 read it here: chromatic.com/frontend-workf…

Frontend dev is a feedback loop: build → test → review → ship. AI speeds it up, and can ship slop just as fast. Here’s a practical guide for humans + agents to share the same loop using functional + visual + a11y checks to keep UI stable while shipping faster. 👇 link below

Many devs are using AI to write UI. Fewer are giving it the context to do it well. Storybook MCP lets LLMs work from your design system — real components, props, and patterns — instead of guessing. The result: UI that looks like your product, with far less cleanup. Post link👇

AI is now consuming design systems exactly as written. No intuition, no “you know what I meant.” Gaps in examples, states, or constraints show up immediately in what agents generate. Join Brad Frost + Dominic Nguyen tomorrow on making systems agent-ready. Register in comments👇

(7/7) Read the full changelog here → chromatic.com/blog/chromatic…

(6/7) 📏 Page Shift Detection now works with Accessibility Tests and can catch cases where multiple elements land in the same commit (as long as each is ≥30px tall). More coverage, fewer sneaky layout shifts.

🚀 New Chromatic updates are here. We’ve been sharpening the testing experience so teams can spot issues earlier and triage way faster. Accessibility testing, UI clarity, and Page Shift Detection all got meaningful upgrades. 🧵 (1/7)