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    Figma-to-Frontend Specification Builder

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    Translates Figma designs into implementation-ready frontend specs, component maps, and responsive logic.

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    Figma-to-Frontend Specification Builder

    Figma-to-Frontend Specification Builder

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    Generate a frontend spec for a responsive 'User Profile Card' based on this design: it has a cover photo, avatar, bio, and a 'Follow' button. It needs to handle long bios and mobile views.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the figma-to-frontend specification builder
    • Generated the image

    Processed the User Profile Card design. Decomposed layout into 4 sub-components and defined responsive behavior.

    Frontend Specification: User Profile Card

    1. Handoff Summary

    • Purpose: Display user identity and social actions at a glance.
    • Primary Goal: Provide a summary of user info with a clear CTA.
    • Key Dependencies: Avatar image hosting, social API for follow status.

    2. Component Map

    ComponentPurposeVariantsStatesReusable?
    ProfileCardMain containerStandard, CompactDefaultYes
    AvatarUser photoLarge, SmallLoading, ErrorYes
    FollowButtonPrimary actionSolid, OutlinedHover, Active, LoadingYes

    3. Layout Specification

    • Structure: Vertical flex container with absolute-positioned Avatar overlapping the CoverPhoto.
    • Spacing: 24px internal padding; 12px gap between text elements.
    • Overflow: Bio section should handle multi-line text with a 3-line clamp limit.

    4. Responsive Specification

    ElementDesktopTabletMobile
    Card Width400px fixed100% (max-width: 400px)100%
    Avatar Size120px100px80px
    LayoutSide-by-side text/imageStackedStacked (centered)

    5. Interaction & State Specification

    ComponentStateBehaviorVisual Change
    FollowButtonHoverBackground transition10% brightness reduction
    FollowButtonLoadingDisable pointer eventsReplace text with Spinner
    BioEmptyRender placeholderItalicized 'No bio provided'

    6. Design Tokens

    • Recommended: radius-lg: 12px, shadow-md: 0 4px 6px -1px rgb(0 0 0 / 0.1).
    • Missing: Exact hex for 'Primary Brand Blue' needs designer confirmation.

    7. Accessibility Requirements

    • Use aria-pressed for the Follow button toggle state.
    • Ensure the Avatar has alt text provided by the user profile data.
    • Maintain a minimum 4.5:1 contrast ratio for bio text against card background.

    8. Suggested Frontend Structure

    • UserProfileCard.tsx (Root)
      • ProfileHeader.tsx (Cover + Avatar)
      • ProfileContent.tsx (Name + Bio)
      • ProfileActions.tsx (Buttons)

    9. Acceptance Criteria

    • Card maintains layout integrity when bio text exceeds 500 characters.
    • Follow button enters a disabled state during API transit.
    • Component is navigable via keyboard Tab key.

    Next steps

    1. Confirm the primary brand color hex code with the design team.
    2. Define the image aspect ratio for the cover photo to prevent layout shift.
    3. Verify if 'Followers count' should be included in the data contract.

    UserProfileCard.tsx

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    About this skill

    The problem

    Static Figma frames often lack the interaction details, responsive logic, and edge-case definitions needed for production-ready code. Developers are frequently forced to make assumptions about component states and layout behavior, leading to design debt and back-and-forth cycles.

    What it does

    • Decomposes Figma layouts into reusable component hierarchies and state maps.
    • Translates visual design intent into explicit layout specifications using flexbox or grid logic.
    • Defines responsive stacking strategies and typography scaling across desktop, tablet, and mobile.
    • Maps design elements to developer-friendly tokens for colors, spacing, and shadows.
    • Generates testable acceptance criteria covering accessibility, error states, and data truncation.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General-purpose LLMs often focus on aesthetic descriptions rather than implementation logic. This skill enforces a structured handoff workflow that prioritizes component reusability, state management, and accessibility considerations that designers might omit from a static frame.

    Use cases

    • Converting a high-fidelity Figma mockup into a detailed technical specification for a sprint.
    • Defining the data contract and component props for a complex form or dashboard.
    • Documenting responsive behavior and breakpoint transitions for a multi-device web app.
    • Creating an accessibility and interaction guide for a new design system component.

    Known limitations

    Requires manual input of design descriptions or screenshots. Does not perform pixel-perfect measurement extraction or direct repository code changes.

    Does not extract exact CSS values from binary Figma files. Relies on provided screenshots/descriptions. Requires manual confirmation of missing tokens and exact pixel measurements.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill generates structured implementation documents, including component hierarchies, responsive layout logic, and design-to-code token mapping, rather than just aesthetic descriptions.

    The skill works with any agent capable of processing text and image inputs; simply provide the design details or screenshots to begin the specification process.

    While it does not write raw code files, it provides the logic, props, and layout structures (like Flexbox/Grid) that developers need to code the design accurately.

    Yes, it excels at defining how elements should stack, scale, or hide across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints based on the visual design provided.

    You receive full access to the skill's specialized workflow, which includes logic for state management mapping, accessibility criteria, and design token translation.

    Updates are released periodically to align with evolving frontend best practices and are automatically reflected in your skill library at no extra cost.

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