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Design-to-development handoff for AI-assisted teams

Token-first design files, component contracts, and the artifacts that make AI code generation actually useful.

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calendar_todayApr 7, 2026schedule11 min readdrawProduct design

linkBetter handoff for AI-assisted development

AI-assisted teams need clear design structure, component definitions, and interaction details to produce reliable implementation output. That's the kind of handoff our are built to deliver, from design tokens to a fully annotated Figma file.

  • Use design tokens
  • Document component behavior
  • Define responsive states
  • Include empty and error states

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