design-to-component-translator

To convert Figma design specs into React components, this skill extracts spacing, typography, and colors, maps them to design tokens, and generates semantic HTML with Tailwind/shadcn styling. It ensures responsive breakpoints and interaction states are applied.

Yes, you can map Figma spacing and typography values to a design token system. The skill analyzes extracted design dimensions and translates them into a structured token set to ensure consistent styling across generated UI components.

Generating Tailwind and shadcn styles with responsive breakpoints from design specs is done by translating visual rules into utility classes. The skill produces responsive, token-based styles while implementing hover, focus, and disabled interaction states.

Translating design specs to React components does include accessibility and ARIA attributes. The generated semantic HTML structure ensures keyboard navigation and AIA compliance, while also documenting visual variants for QA testing.

The best way to document visual variants for React UI components generated from Figma is through automated variant documentation. The skill outputs documentation alongside the production-ready components to support QA and visual testing.

You need Tailwind or shadcn to apply the styling layer when translating design specifications into semantic HTML. The skill specifically produces Tailwind and shadcn-based styles to ensure the generated React components match the design system.