mockup-graduate

To convert a UI mockup into production code, you read the approved variant, map its components to the main app's equivalents, update imports, and wire it into the app's routing and state management.

Graduating an approved mockup variant means transforming a self-contained prototype into production-ready code that matches the main application's routing, state management, and component library conventions.

Yes, graduating a mockup automatically installs missing dependencies required by the prototype, adjusting imports and validating end-to-end integration within the production application environment.

Yes, you can align a sandbox mockup with your app's existing routing and state management by analyzing the target app and mapping mockup components to production equivalents.

The best way to wire a prototype into production app conventions is to map mockup components to production equivalents, update imports, install dependencies, and validate the end-to-end integration.

You should not use automated mockup graduation if your prototype lacks final approval or if the target application lacks established conventions for routing, state management, and component libraries.