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Validate implemented UI against Figma styles by comparing spacing, typography, colors, and radius in real time. Figma Validator — Validate Your UI Against Figma Figma Validator is a design QA assistant that helps you compare your live frontend with Figma designs and quickly spot what’s visually off. It works alongside the Figma plugin to bridge the gap between design and implementation. 🚀 How It Works 1. Open your live website Navigate to the implemented page in your browser. 2. Click “Pick Area” Select the exact UI section you want to validate. 3. Match it with Figma Connect it with the selected frame from the Figma plugin. 4. Review Visual QA Instantly see what looks different. 5. Switch to Dev (if needed) Get deeper debugging and fix guidance. 👀 Visual QA (Default Experience) Focus on what users actually see: Spacing issues Alignment problems Size differences Text mismatches Typography & style inconsistencies When confidence is high, get clear fix suggestions, like: “Reduce gap from 12px to 8px” “Align element to top” “Fix letter spacing to 0px” 🛠 Dev Mode (Advanced) For deeper debugging: DOM ↔ Figma node mapping Unmatched element detection Candidate matching insights Style and text diagnostics Tree-aware debugging ⚠️ Requirements This extension works only with: ✅ Figma Validator Plugin (in Figma) Both must be used together for full functionality. 💡 What Makes It Different Figma Validator is not: A CSS inspection tool A raw DOM comparison tool A pixel-perfect auto-fixer It is: 👉 A visual-first QA assistant that helps you find design drift fast and fix it confidently 🎯 Perfect For Frontend developers UI engineers Designers validating implementation Teams doing design QA before release ⚙️ Built With Chrome Extension (Manifest V3) DOM APIs Canvas-based visual comparison TypeScript / JavaScript 🔗 Workflow Summary Run plugin in Figma Open your site Use “Pick Area” in extension Review Visual QA Switch to Dev for fixes
Apr 21, 2026
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