Why I built Frontloop: our designer's 5-minute fix took 3 weeks to ship

A designer on a team I worked with spotted a misaligned CTA. The fix was one line of CSS. It shipped n weeks later -- after a ticket, sprint planning, and two status pings.

That gap between seeing a UI problem and shipping the fix is what Frontloop is for. You open your live product, point at what's wrong, describe the change in plain words, and it opens a pull request your engineers review and merge. Engineers keep full control -- they scope what's editable, and every change goes through normal review.

We launch here on Wednesday. Curious about everyone else's experience: what's the longest a one-line UI change has sat in your backlog?