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Analyze any website's UI/UX and generate AI-friendly prompts (read-only, safe anywhere)

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Design Analysis & Prompt Generator

Purpose: Extract design patterns from any website and translate them into reusable AI builder prompts.

Scope: User-level (works in any directory, any repo state)

Safety: βœ… Read-only operation, no file modifications, no git commands, no bash execution

Usage: /design:analyze <website-url>


How It Works

Input:

/design:analyze https://example.com

Process:

  1. Fetch the website (read-only, external)
  2. Analyze design elements (no local modifications)
  3. Generate AI prompts (output only)
  4. Suggest improvements (recommendations only)

Output:

  • Design analysis summary
  • Color palette (exact hex codes)
  • Typography specifications
  • Layout patterns
  • AI-friendly prompts (short/medium/full)
  • Improvement suggestions
  • Implementation checklist

Instructions for Claude

When this command is invoked with a URL:

Step 1: Fetch & Analyze

Use bash (curl) to fetch the URL and extract:

Visual Design:

  • Overall aesthetic (modern SaaS, minimal, playful, corporate, etc.)
  • Design philosophy (clean, dense, playful, professional)
  • Distinctive visual characteristics

Color Palette:

  • Primary color (hex code)
  • Accent color (hex code)
  • Background color (hex code)
  • Text colors (hex codes)
  • Any gradients or color combinations

Typography:

  • Font families (headlines, body, code/monospace if present)
  • Font sizes (in px or rem)
  • Font weights used
  • Line heights
  • Text hierarchy approach

Layout System:

  • Grid structure (columns, rows)
  • Spacing philosophy (generous, tight, balanced)
  • Section organization (hero, features, pricing, etc.)
  • Responsive patterns
  • Max-width containers

Components:

  • Navigation style (sticky, transparent, solid, etc.)
  • Button designs (size, style, variants)
  • Card designs (shadows, borders, hover effects)
  • Form elements (inputs, selects, textareas)
  • Special UI elements (badges, tags, scores, metrics)

Unique Features:

  • What makes this design stand out?
  • Signature visual elements
  • Innovative patterns
  • Distinctive interactions

Step 2: Map to Known References

Compare the analyzed design to famous design systems AI models know well:

ReferenceWhen to Use
"Linear-inspired"Minimal, smooth, dark theme, purple/violet accents
"Vercel-style"Clean, developer-focused, modern, subtle
"Stripe-inspired"Professional, trustworthy, polished, blue accents
"Notion-like"Functional, clean, content-focused
"ProductHunt-style"Card grid, metrics, voting, orange accents
"Framer-inspired"Bold typography, animations, creative
"Supabase-style"Vibrant gradients, green accents, modern
"Railway-inspired"Dark mode, neon accents, technical
"Cal.com-style"Open-source aesthetic, clean, blue/purple

Identify which combination best matches the analyzed design.

Step 3: Generate Prompt Templates

Create three versions of prompts:

A. One-Liner (Quick Trigger):

"[Famous reference]-inspired [aesthetic] with [unique elements]"

Example: "ProductHunt-inspired card grid with scoring badges and blue accents"

B. Medium Prompt (Balanced):

"Build a [famous reference]-inspired [aesthetic] interface featuring:
- [Key layout pattern]
- [Distinctive components]
- [Color scheme with hex codes]
- [Typography approach]
Use [design system] with [framework]."

C. Full Prompt (Comprehensive):

"Build a [description] using [famous reference]-inspired design with:

VISUAL STYLE:
- Overall aesthetic: [description]
- Design philosophy: [approach]

COLOR PALETTE:
- Primary: [hex]
- Accent: [hex]
- Background: [hex]
- Text: [hex]

TYPOGRAPHY:
- Headlines: [font], [size]px, [weight]
- Body: [font], [size]px, line-height [ratio]
- Code/Special: [font if applicable]

LAYOUT:
- [Grid/flex system]
- [Spacing approach]
- [Section structure]
- [Responsive behavior]

COMPONENTS:
- Navigation: [style]
- Buttons: [design]
- Cards: [structure]
- Forms: [approach]
- [Any unique elements]

UNIQUE FEATURES:
- [Distinctive element 1]
- [Distinctive element 2]
- [Distinctive element 3]

Use [design system like shadcn/ui] with [framework like Tailwind CSS].
Reference: [Famous site 1]'s [aspect], [Famous site 2]'s [aspect]."

Step 4: Provide Improvement Suggestions

Analyze what could be enhanced:

UX Improvements:

  • [Suggestion for better user experience]

Visual Enhancements:

  • [Suggestion for modern aesthetics]

Accessibility:

  • [Suggestion for better accessibility]

Performance:

  • [Suggestion for faster loading]

Additional Features:

  • [Ideas for valuable additions]

Step 5: Create Implementation Checklist

Provide actionable steps:

## πŸš€ Implementation Checklist

### Phase 1: Design System Setup
- [ ] Set up color tokens (primary, accent, background)
- [ ] Configure typography (fonts, sizes, weights)
- [ ] Define spacing scale (margins, padding)

### Phase 2: Core Layout
- [ ] Build navigation component
- [ ] Create hero section
- [ ] Implement grid/card system

### Phase 3: Components
- [ ] Design button variants
- [ ] Build card components
- [ ] Create form elements
- [ ] [Any unique components]

### Phase 4: Polish
- [ ] Add hover/focus states
- [ ] Implement responsive design
- [ ] Test accessibility
- [ ] Optimize performance

Output Format

Present findings using this structure:

# 🎨 Design Analysis: [Website Name]

## 1️⃣ Design Summary

**Visual Style:** [Description]
**Best Described As:** [Famous reference] + [Famous reference]

### Color Palette
- **Primary:** [hex]
- **Accent:** [hex]
- **Background:** [hex]
- **Text:** [hex]

### Typography
- **Headlines:** [font], [size]px, [weight]
- **Body:** [font], [size]px, line-height [ratio]

### Layout Pattern
[Description of grid, sections, spacing]

### Unique Features
- [Feature 1]
- [Feature 2]
- [Feature 3]

---

## 2️⃣ AI-Friendly Prompts

### ⚑ One-Liner (Quick Trigger)

[Short prompt]


### πŸ“‹ Medium Prompt

[Balanced prompt]


### πŸ“ Full Prompt (Copy-Paste Ready)

[Comprehensive prompt]


---

## 3️⃣ Improvement Opportunities

### What's Already Great
- [Positive aspect 1]
- [Positive aspect 2]

### What Could Be Better
- [Improvement 1]
- [Improvement 2]

### Modern Enhancements
- [Enhancement 1]
- [Enhancement 2]

---

## 4️⃣ Implementation Checklist

[Actionable checklist as defined above]

---

## 5️⃣ Quick Reference Card

**Copy this for future use:**

| Element | Specification |
|---------|---------------|
| **Style** | [Reference-inspired aesthetic] |
| **Colors** | [Primary hex], [Accent hex] |
| **Fonts** | [Font families] |
| **Layout** | [Pattern description] |
| **Components** | [Key elements] |
| **Framework** | [Suggested framework] |

**One-line trigger:** `[Short prompt here]`

---

**Analysis complete! Use the prompts above with any AI builder (Anything, v0, etc.)**

Examples

Example 1: Analyzing Linear

/design:analyze https://linear.app

Expected Output:

  • Style: Minimal, smooth, professional
  • Colors: Dark navy background, purple accents
  • Layout: Clean sections, generous whitespace
  • Prompt: "Linear-inspired modern SaaS with dark theme..."

Example 2: Analyzing Ideabrowser

/design:analyze https://ideabrowser.com

Expected Output:

  • Style: Professional data-focused
  • Colors: White background, blue (#5179F0) accents
  • Layout: Card grid with metrics
  • Prompt: "ProductHunt-inspired card layout with scoring badges..."

Example 3: Analyzing Competitor

/design:analyze https://competitor-product.com

Expected Output:

  • Complete design breakdown
  • AI prompts to build similar UI
  • Suggestions to make yours better

Safety Guarantees

This command is 100% safe because:

βœ… Read-only: Only fetches external websites (no file modifications) βœ… No Git operations: Doesn't touch repository state βœ… No Bash commands: Pure analysis and output βœ… No writes: Doesn't create/edit files in repo βœ… Stateless: Works regardless of current directory or repo state βœ… User-scoped: Available everywhere, affects nothing

You can run this anytime, anywhere, in any repo condition.


Use Cases

🎯 Building New Products

# Find inspiration from the best
/design:analyze https://linear.app
/design:analyze https://stripe.com
# Get AI prompts to build similar quality

πŸ” Competitive Analysis

# Study competitor designs
/design:analyze https://competitor.com
# Extract their patterns
# Build yours better

πŸ“š Learning Design

# Analyze award-winning sites
/design:analyze https://awwwards-winner.com
# Understand what makes great design
# Build pattern library

⚑ Quick Prototyping

# See a design you like
/design:analyze https://cool-site.com
# Get instant AI prompts
# Paste into builder (Anything, v0, etc.)

Tips for Best Results

  1. Analyze multiple references: Run command on 2-3 similar sites, compare patterns
  2. Focus on patterns, not pixels: Use generated prompts as starting points
  3. Combine suggestions: Mix elements from different analyses
  4. Add your twist: Use improvements section to make it unique
  5. Test prompts: Try generated prompts in different AI builders

Notes

  • Works with any publicly accessible website
  • Some sites may block automated fetching (rare)
  • Always respect original designs (inspiration, not theft)
  • Generated prompts are starting points, not exact replicas
  • Consider accessibility and performance in your adaptations

Built with Ihsan | User-scoped command | Safe to run anywhere | No side effects


May this tool help you build beautiful interfaces that serve users well. Aamiin.

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