mockup-graduate

To integrate a mockup component into production, you analyze the main app's architecture, map the mockup's design decisions to existing patterns, install missing dependencies, update routing, and verify responsive rendering.

Transforming a UI prototype into a production-ready component involves extracting design decisions like typography and layout, adapting data and interactions to match state management patterns, and placing the component within the main application structure.

Moving approved mockups from a sandbox to a main app requires mapping prototype decisions to production patterns, wiring routing and state, managing dependencies, updating assets, and ensuring accessibility and responsive behavior across pages.

Wiring routing and state management when graduating a mockup requires analyzing the main app's existing component library and state patterns, then adapting the mockup's interactions to align with those production-ready architectures.

Graduating a mockup preserves visual fidelity by extracting exact colors and layout decisions from the prototype, while adapting the underlying data and interactions to fit the main app's production patterns.

Before moving a mockup into production, you need to analyze the main app's architecture, identify missing dependencies, map mockup decisions to production patterns, and ensure the component meets accessibility and responsive behavior requirements.