design-html

You can convert design mockups into production-ready HTML by providing an approved mockup to an automated Pretext pipeline, which analyzes typography, color, and layout to generate semantic HTML with embedded CSS that reflows correctly on resize.

Yes, you can generate framework-specific HTML components instead of vanilla HTML. The conversion process checks your project setup and outputs either standard HTML or framework-specific components based on the detected configuration.

Automating design-to-development handoff is best handled by using a Pretext pipeline to bridge the gap, turning approved mockups into production-ready HTML that respects spacing and dynamic layouts without requiring hand-coding from scratch.

You do not need a local vendor bundle to process mockups. The pipeline uses a vendor Pretext bundle when available, and automatically falls back to a CDN Pretext version if the local bundle is unavailable.

Generated HTML artifacts are saved under the user's design stash at ~/.gstack/projects/designs, ensuring cross-branch reuse and providing a complete audit trail for converted design components.

Converted HTML needs to reflow correctly on resize to maintain responsive design integrity. This is handled by analyzing the mockup's dynamic layout and generating self-contained HTML with embedded CSS that adapts properly to viewport changes.