design-spec-extraction

You can extract design tokens from a Figma export by processing the visual input through a multi-pass serial architecture that generates a structured JSON file containing colors, typography, spacing, and component definitions.

JSON design specification extraction is the automated process of translating visual screenshots or mockups into machine-readable design tokens, component trees, and accessibility analysis to bridge the gap between design and development.

Yes, you can generate WCAG compliance insights from a UI screenshot by running it through the visual extraction process, which identifies potential contrast issues and includes the accessibility analysis in the final JSON specification output.

Design token extraction works with both raw screenshots and design tool exports, applying cross-validation to ensure the generated JSON specifications are comprehensive and production-ready regardless of the input source format.

You automate developer handoff artifacts by processing UI mockups through a serial extraction architecture that outputs a comprehensive design-spec.json file containing structured component properties, relationships, and design tokens ready for integration.

No external dependencies are required to generate JSON UI specifications from images, as the extraction process operates independently using its internal cross-validation architecture to output production-ready design system artifacts.