vibe-design

To structure Figma mockups into a design specification for vibe coding, you can convert unstructured visual sources like screenshots or URLs into a standardized, token-based design.md file. This creates a single source of truth for visual implementation.

A design.md file is a formal specification that standardizes UI-UX design systems by defining design tokens, interaction states, and WCAG compliance. It structures visual sources into a rigorous, spec-compliant format for vibe coding workflows.

Yes, you can automate WCAG compliance linting for your design tokens. The process runs automated validation and cross-checks against product requirements to ensure every component has a defined visual specification that meets accessibility standards.

Yes, this approach works directly with unstructured design descriptions and Figma URLs. It performs structured design intake by converting these visual inputs into a formal Google DESIGN.md compliant specification.

The best way to maintain alignment between product ideas and visual implementation is to use a token-based design system. It cross-references interaction states and product requirements against a formal design specification to prevent fragmentation.

Vibe coding prototypes lack visual consistency due to fragmentation from unstructured visual sources. Transforming these sources into a rigorous, spec-compliant design system with unified design tokens resolves the inconsistency.