Performs a clinical forensic analysis of websites to extract high-fidelity design tokens, architecture, and layout patterns.
The Forensic Site DNA Audit is the foundational phase of the UI cloning pipeline, designed to deconstruct a target website with extreme precision. By enforcing a strict 'Anti-Flattening' doctrine, the skill ensures that every visual detail—from exact hex codes and typography scales to complex motion patterns and z-index behaviors—is captured in a structured Site DNA document. It uses specialized DOM traversal techniques to identify non-standard layout sections and hidden components, providing a comprehensive blueprint for pixel-perfect frontend replication.
Key Features
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02Anti-Flattening Doctrine to prevent loss of visual and motion detail
03Tall-section scroll mandate for comprehensive component identification
04Automated extraction of design tokens including color palettes and typography scales
05Vertical ASCII wireframe generation for macro page architecture
06Exhaustive sub-section discovery to catch mixed component types
Use Cases
01Performing competitive design audits to extract design systems from live sites
02Generating detailed documentation for existing frontend architectures
03Replicating complex UI layouts for rapid prototyping or site migrations