figma-coding-rules

To enforce pixel-perfect CSS from Figma designs, use an automated rules engine to extract design specs and map them to project tokens. This ensures exact property extraction and consistent UI behavior during code generation.

Yes, you can automate Figma-to-CSS extraction and UI verification through a design adapter. The workflow extracts exact Figma properties, maps them to CSS, and runs a self-verify step to catch visual hierarchy, spacing, and accessibility gaps.

Figma self-verification is an automated validation step that checks your implemented CSS against original Figma design specs. It catches deviations in spacing, visual hierarchy, and accessibility to ensure UI implementation fidelity.

Icon extraction from Figma requires SVG provenance and proper masking practices. Enforced icon rules ensure that extracted SVGs maintain quality and are correctly implemented within the frontend UI components.

Yes, a design adapter must be active to extract Figma specs for code generation. The rules engine applies its extraction, self-verification, and UI quality checks only when the plan references Figma assets through the adapter.

Automated Figma-to-CSS mapping is limited by the design adapter's active state and the plan's reference to Figma assets. It cannot enforce rules or extract specs if the adapter is inactive or if the design lacks proper structure for accessibility validation.