Design To Code

To convert Figma designs into production-ready React components, this Skill translates design artifacts through a structured workflow: generating a brief, researching components, creating a JSONC specification, and outputting code with Tailwind classes and design tokens.

Yes, you can generate Next.js 15 and Tailwind 4 code from a screenshot. The process extracts design details from the image, creates a JSONC specification, and scaffolds React components with enforced design tokens and responsive patterns.

Yes, this design-to-code workflow supports dark mode and accessibility. It automatically enforces accessibility standards, dark mode configurations, and responsive patterns across all generated React components during the JSONC specification phase.

The JSONC specification step in component generation is the third phase where design research is translated into a structured data format. This specification defines component structures, design tokens, and state management rules before final React code output.

You can integrate state management into generated UI components using Zustand. The code generation phase automatically incorporates Zustand where appropriate, alongside Next.js 15 and Tailwind 4, to handle component state requirements.

The best way to automate mapping design tokens to React code is through a four-step generation workflow. This process extracts tokens during the briefing and research phases, enforces them in JSONC specifications, and outputs them as Tailwind classes in the final components.