Guides for designers and developers: export any website to clean code, convert designs to Figma, pull out design tokens, and hand UI straight to your AI tools.
The design skills worth installing in Claude Code, Cursor and Codex: Anthropic's frontend-design, UI UX Pro Max, Impeccable, Vercel's web-design-guidelines and the PocketUI design skill. What each one does, and which to pick.
If the design you want already exists as a live website, going through Figma adds a lossy conversion for no reason. When the Figma route is right, when it is not, and what each one costs you.
Four ways to turn an existing website section into Elementor, from rebuilding it by hand to pasting real widgets. What each method keeps, what it breaks, and when to use it.
Webflow has no HTML import. Here are the four ways to get an existing website section onto the Designer canvas, what each one does to your classes and breakpoints, and which to use.
What it takes to get a section from another site into your Shopify theme as a proper Liquid section with schema, blocks and presets, and the shortcuts that leave merchants unable to edit anything.
Bricks has no HTML import. Here are the four ways to get an existing website section into Bricks Builder, what each does to your global classes, and which one to use.
Stop pasting hex codes and describing 'that button from Stripe' into your AI coding tools. Capture real components and design tokens from any website, then connect your library to Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT and other AI agents via MCP so the AI builds with real values.
How to extract the real color and typography tokens from any live website, read from computed styles, not stylesheets, and import them into both Figma variables and your codebase as CSS variables or a Tailwind config.
How to bring a live website into Figma as editable layers, and why the best workflow gives you both Figma layers and clean HTML + Tailwind code from a single extraction, not one or the other.
A practical comparison of the tools that actually export usable HTML and CSS from a live website, and why extracting individual components beats dumping whole pages of bloated markup.
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