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Locofy.ai is a design-to-code AI tool that converts Figma designs into pixel-perfect, production-ready frontend code. The product has shifted from a designer-centric, enterprise-focused approach to a more developer-first model, now supporting agentic workflows via CLI, Cursor, and Claude Code. It positions itself as the missing layer between Figma and AI coding assistants like Cursor/Claude, handling UI fidelity and design structure translation so those tools can focus on logic and features. Self-serve plans are available for individuals and small teams.

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These are the screenshots from your official website. Besides the fact that it looks tasteless and flashy, we can see a lot of UI problems:
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Content overflows in multiple places on mobile.
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Elements are cut off at different parts.
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The spacing between elements is inconsistent (some headings merge into content below, some headings are far above the content)
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Cherry on top, code examples at the bottom of the page. Did you know that html has other semantic elements besides div and img? For real, you can google it. Your LLM definitely doesn’t know it as amost all of the tags used are divs. It’s a serious accessibility problem and should not be used in production.
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Guys, if you make a website and present it to web dev forum, try to audit it first with a professional dev.

Design-to-code tools become much more useful when they integrate with AI coding agents.

bloody hell that is one of the most vibecode looking websites I’ve ever seen