Convert design screenshots, Figma details, or written briefs into structured handoff documents developers can implement.
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The Design Handoff Doc Generator creates practical, developer-facing design specifications from screenshots, Figma links, or written descriptions. It organizes page structure, component dimensions, colors, typography, spacing, assets, interactions, data needs, responsive behavior, and QA acceptance criteria into one handoff document.
For teams using Openclaw Skills, this skill helps bridge design and implementation by turning visual references into actionable details while calling out platform-specific requirements for mini programs, mobile apps, web, and large-screen interfaces. Screenshot measurements are estimates, and direct Figma API access may not be available, so the skill asks for key specifications or screenshots when needed.
No CLI installation command or additional configuration procedure is specified in the skill. Make the skill available through your Openclaw Skills agent's normal skill-loading process, and keep its referenced templates and guidance files alongside the skill.
Before generating a handoff, provide:
The skill asks for missing critical information. For Figma links, be prepared to share screenshots or key specifications if direct API access is unavailable. Request a workspace .md file if you want the output saved rather than returned in chat.
The skill produces a Markdown handoff document, shown in chat or optionally saved as a .md file. The document follows this information structure:
| Section | Information captured |
|---|---|
| Page overview | Page name, platform, design size, and short description |
| Design source | Design link or source, designer, version, and date when available |
| Page structure | Layout regions, hierarchy, and content organization |
| Component list | Dimensions, HEX colors, font family and metrics, spacing, radius, shadow, and states |
| Asset / cut list | Icons, images, illustrations, and backgrounds, with export format, size, and naming |
| Interaction notes | Click or tap behavior, navigation, transitions, feedback, and exceptional states |
| Data requirements | Data fields required by each component, including backend integration needs |
| Adaptation notes | Responsive behavior, safe areas, and platform-specific constraints |
| Acceptance criteria | QA checklist for implementation and visual behavior |
Supporting files referenced by the workflow include platform templates in assets/ (handoff-template-mini-program.md, handoff-template-app.md, handoff-template-web.md, handoff-template-large-screen.md, and handoff-template-general.md) and guidance in references/ (component-checklist.md and naming-convention.md). These paths describe expected skill resources; the input does not include their contents.
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