Transform Your Design-Development Workflow with Vivid: Automate UI Code Generation from Figma

About vivid

Vivid is a groundbreaking tool that seamlessly bridges the gap between design and development. By syncing Figma designs with your codebase, Vivid automates the generation and updating of UI code, making it an essential asset for modern software development.

Key Features and Benefits

1. Vivid allows designers to submit their designs directly in Figma, generating code for each component as a pull request. This streamlined process saves time and reduces the friction often experienced between design and development teams.

2. With Vivid, any changes made in Figma are automatically reflected in the generated code. This feature ensures that developers can maintain their edits while keeping the codebase in sync with the latest design updates, enhancing collaboration and efficiency.

3. Vivid isolates design styles, enabling developers to concentrate on functionality without being overwhelmed by style clutter. This structure allows for a cleaner codebase, where developers can overwrite styles and add functionality as needed.

4. The tool supports variant-aware styles that adapt based on props, ensuring that the UI remains consistent with the design intent. This adaptability is crucial for maintaining a cohesive user experience across different components.

5. Vivid’s auto-updating feature ensures that the code always tracks the Figma designs, providing developers with the most current version of the UI. This capability minimizes the risk of discrepancies between design and implementation.

Vivid stands out as a powerful solution for teams looking to enhance their workflow between design and development. By automating code generation and updates, it not only saves time but also fosters a collaborative environment where creativity and functionality can thrive.

List of vivid features

• Sync designs with code
• Generate UI code
• Submit designs directly in Figma
• Get code for components as PR
• Edit functionality of generated code
• Regenerate code with design changes
• Isolate design styles for development
• Variant-aware styles
• Auto-updating code
• Overwrite styles and add functionality
• Minimize style clutter