frontend-analyzer

To extract design tokens from React components, analyze the frontend codebase to detect typography details, color palettes, and spacing systems. This enables faster design reviews by identifying token usage and component hierarchy patterns within the project.

Auditing a design system for accessibility involves inspecting frontend code to evaluate WCAG considerations and perform contrast checks on color roles. This process identifies accessibility signals and validates token usage against compliance standards.

Yes, you can analyze Next.js codebases for typography and layout metrics. The inspection process extracts typography scales, layout spacing, and component structure from both small and large projects, applicable to UI component libraries and design-system audits.

Frontend code inspection for design systems is the process of examining React component trees to extract visual properties like color palettes and typography. It identifies reusable patterns, state management, and token usage to streamline design reviews.

Design token analysis works for large codebases and UI component libraries by inspecting the component hierarchy to identify reusable patterns and state management. It extracts layout metrics and color roles regardless of project scale.