interface-prototype

You can generate high-fidelity UI prototypes by configuring your design system path and utilizing Playwright for UI rendering. This approach builds functional code directly from your existing components to accurately visualize web and app designs.

Yes, you can capture high-fidelity screenshots of your UI prototypes automatically with Playwright. The Skill utilizes Playwright specifically for UI rendering and optional image capture to provide accurate visual representations of your flows.

The best way to visualize UI designs quickly is by generating component-based prototypes from your project's design system. This method creates functional code for both web and app projects, allowing you to rapidly review accurate UI representations.

Yes, you need Playwright installed because the Skill depends on it for UI rendering and image capture. Playwright handles the browser automation necessary to generate the prototypes and take high-fidelity screenshots.

Component-based prototyping handles real design system elements by utilizing them directly to generate functional code. Instead of static mockups, it renders actual components to ensure the prototype accurately reflects the true UI design.

The main limitation is that it requires a pre-configured design system path to function correctly. Without existing components mapped out, the Skill cannot generate the high-fidelity functional code or capture meaningful screenshots.