design-inspector

To extract design tokens from a live website, you need a tool that analyzes computed DOM styles. This process harvests colors, typography, spacing, border radii, shadows, and breakpoints directly from the rendered page to document your design system.

Generating a component inventory for a design system migration involves capturing DOM snapshots and computed styles for UI elements like navigation, cards, forms, and buttons. This creates a developer-ready reference of existing layout primitives for accurate reimplementation.

To audit interaction patterns and hover states on a web page, you record scroll behaviors, click-driven transitions, and animation libraries. This interaction audit logs dynamic UI changes by simulating user events like hover and click on the target URL.

Yes, you can use Playwright browser capabilities to navigate, evaluate, and snapshot a website. This detects the underlying framework, CSS approach, font sources, and icon libraries while gathering DOM styles for a comprehensive front-end audit.

No, you do not need to clone or rebuild a website to document its design system. You can automate the extraction of design tokens, component inventories, and interaction patterns directly from the live site URL using browser automation.

When extracting computed styles from a live site, limitations include relying on accessible DOM states and static snapshots. Complex client-side rendering or restricted dynamic interactions may require manual evaluation to fully capture all design tokens.