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For the Figma Makeathon, I asked myself one question:
What if designers could see the blueprint behind great interfaces?
So I built an AI-powered design deconstruction tool.
Paste a URL.
Get a structured breakdown of:
– Layout logic
– Grid alignment
– Spacing systems
– Typography scale
Not to copy.
But to understand.
Because great design isn’t decoration.
It’s structure.
Excited to share my submission and open to feedback.
#FigmaMakeathon #Design #Figma #UX
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