design-html

Pretext-native HTML and CSS generation works by routing your approved design to the correct structural patterns. It processes the mockup to produce production-ready code where text reflows, heights compute dynamically, and layouts adapt responsively without requiring manual adjustments.

Yes, generating responsive layout HTML directly from a clear design description is fully supported. The system finalizes your stated design intent into Pretext-native HTML and CSS, computing real layout heights and supporting dynamic text reflow behavior for production-ready pages.

The best way to finalize UI designs into implementable code is through a post-planning workflow. By starting with approved mockups or existing planning outputs, the system selects appropriate Pretext patterns to generate production-ready HTML and CSS with real text reflow and computed layout heights.

You do not strictly need a completed planning output to generate Pretext-native HTML, but it is highly recommended. The workflow best functions right after a planning skill when you have approval, though you can also start from a clear design description.

Mockup layouts break when converted to HTML and CSS because static designs lack computed heights and text reflow. Generating Pretext-native HTML resolves this by applying dynamic layout behavior, ensuring the final page adapts responsively rather than just looking right in a mockup.