prototype

Image-to-code prototyping converts visual mockups into interactive frontend targets. This workflow requires a confirmed design brief and uses a preflight context check to ensure alignment before generating the final frontend prototype.

Cloning a website frontend uses url-to-code workflows to replicate existing designs. After confirming the design brief and running a context preflight, the system routes the request to build an interactive frontend prototype from the provided URL.

Yes, you can prototype from ideas using the new product workflow. The system guides you through an ideation phase to define the visual target, proceeding to code generation only after the design brief and visual target are confirmed.

Yes, a confirmed design brief is required before building interactive prototypes. This preflight step ensures alignment with your goals, supporting workflows like clone, new product, redesign, and extend for accurate code generation.

Use the redesign workflow when you need to modify or improve an existing frontend prototype. After confirming the design brief, it routes your request to update or overhaul the current visual target using image-to-code or url-to-code techniques.

A get-context preflight ensures your frontend prototype aligns with the confirmed design brief. It validates the visual target from mockups, URLs, or ideas before initiating the image-to-code or url-to-code generation steps.