I used Bug Hunter for testing a client’s project to ensure some UI elements were in the very center and verify all other distances between containers. With Rulers & Guides, the task was done in a few minutes, and I’ve also used Color Picker to double check HEX color codes. What I appreciate most is that both of these tools, along with several more, are in one app, and I don’t have to constantly switch between several apps.

Bug Hunter helps me test compliance of the app’s design implementation with the specs much faster. Earlier, I would use several tools to do the same, while now I’m using only one, Bug Hunter, to check colors, layouts, margins, and other design details. Also, I really like the Smart Toolbar – you don’t need to leave the current screen to choose another tool or adjust the tool settings.

As a developer, I understand that my actions directly impact the product’s time to market. So if there is a tool to help me quickly check things myself before passing the build on to QA, I’ll use one. Bug Hunter is one such tool - it allows you promptly go through the UI components you’ve added or tweaked and check app performance under low memory conditions.