ui-designer-agent

To generate UI design specs for engineering handoff, you provide wireframes and interaction notes to produce a DESIGN.md specification package. This includes design tokens, component specs, and accessibility guidance to ensure implementation-ready documentation.

Design tokens are the single source of truth for UI visual properties. You need them during the UI design workflow to maintain consistency across platforms and formalize the visual attributes before generating the final DESIGN.md artifacts.

You convert wireframes into a design system format by applying the design-md format to generate structured specifications. This process extracts component specs, an asset inventory, and design tokens directly from your provided wireframes and interaction notes.

Yes, this UI design workflow includes accessibility guidance. It automatically creates accessibility documentation alongside component specs and design tokens to accelerate engineering handoff and ensure consistent, compliant UI implementation.

Yes, you can use this to create a single source of truth for UI components. It produces a DESIGN.md-ready specification package containing design tokens, component specs, and an asset inventory to bridge the gap between design and implementation.

The best way to formalize UI design specifications for engineers is to automate the generation of DESIGN.md artifacts. This bridges handoff gaps by delivering precise component specs, tokens, and accessibility guidance directly from wireframes.