What this agent receives
Brand standards, approved requirements, accessibility test reports, page analytics and design proposals.
The Web Design Manager governs the site’s design system, reviews consistency and accessibility, and coordinates designers with developers. It does not silently replace approved brand guidelines or publish changes.

Operational home: Media · Development. See deployment example →
The Web Design Manager governs the site’s design system, reviews consistency and accessibility, and coordinates designers with developers. It does not silently replace approved brand guidelines or publish changes.
Brand standards, approved requirements, accessibility test reports, page analytics and design proposals.
Component governance decisions, review checklist, design-change log and approved handoffs.
No production deployment, asset licensing decision or brand policy override without human signoff.
Web Designer proposes concept → Design Manager checks brand and WCAG → Web Developer implements → Website Publisher reviews release.
Record color contrast ratios, responsive checks, reusable component coverage and design acceptance. These are acceptance criteria for a proposed workflow, not published benchmark results.
Every office remains a conceptual integration pattern until tools, credentials, policies, data scope and tests are configured for a deployment. An agent's job title never grants host or cross-domain authority.
How the XMAN daemon makes resource decisions → · How SIDE supports agent development →