style-extractor

To extract design tokens and component states from a live website, run the extractor against a target site to capture colors, typography, spacing, radii, and motion primitives into structured artifacts and references for reuse.

A style guide evidence manifest organizes extracted design tokens, component states, and motion primitives from real sites into structured artifacts. You need one when capturing reusable design-system evidence to fuel future product projects.

Yes, you can generate a motion guide by web-scraping existing sites. The extractor captures motion primitives from target websites and organizes them into structured motion guides ready for reuse in future products.

Yes, the design system extraction process captures typography and spacing tokens. It collects colors, typography, spacing, and radii from real sites, organizing them into structured style guides and evidence manifests for immediate reuse.

A key limitation consideration is that while the extractor captures reusable component patterns and states from live websites, it explicitly avoids copying the underlying product information architecture, focusing solely on design-system evidence like tokens and motion rules.