mockup-graduate

To convert a UI mockup into production code, transform the prototype to match app conventions, wire routing and state integration, install missing dependencies, and integrate assets. This ensures production-grade patterns while preserving visual fidelity.

Graduating a mockup into a main application means moving an approved prototype from a sandbox by transforming it into production-ready components. It updates routing, state management, and imports to align with the target codebase guidelines.

Wiring routing and state management when moving a mockup to production requires updating the target codebase architecture. You map mockup design decisions to codebase conventions, then enforce production-grade patterns for routing and state integration.

Yes, you can preserve visual fidelity when transforming a mockup into production components. The process extracts design decisions like colors, typography, and layout, then maps them directly to the main codebase conventions without altering the visual output.

To install missing dependencies when integrating a mockup, analyze the approved mockup to identify required libraries, then add them to the main application. This ensures the production code has all necessary packages to execute correctly.

You should not use automated code transformation for mockup graduation if the target codebase lacks clear conventions for routing, state management, and imports. Without established architectural guidelines, the transformed production code may fail to integrate seamlessly.