mockup-graduate

To turn an approved mockup into production-ready frontend code, you graduate it by analyzing app patterns, installing missing dependencies, and adapting styling to the project's component library. This integrates routing and state wiring for main-app deployment.

Graduating a mockup into a main application involves analyzing existing app patterns, installing required dependencies, and adapting component usage. It enforces production-aligned data flow, routing integration, error handling, and accessibility within the build system.

To integrate design-to-code mockups with existing routing and state management, the graduation process wires routing and state into the approved variant. It aligns the mockup with the main app's conventions and enforces production-ready data flow.

Yes, you can adapt mockup sandbox variants to match your existing component library. The graduation process specifically analyzes app patterns and adapts styling and component usage to align with the project's library and build system.

The best way to enforce accessibility and error handling when converting mockups is through the graduation workflow. It inherently applies production-aligned standards, ensuring error handling and accessibility compliance during the integration into the main app.

You should not use a design-to-code graduation workflow if the mockup variant lacks formal approval or if the main application lacks established patterns for routing, state, and component libraries required for production-aligned data flow integration.