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Five tools, one question: what is this system actually doing?

A laptop on a plaster worktop in daylight, its screen showing the Accessibility Auto-Fixer panel with three contrast failures marked on a live page.

01In development

Built for the quiet parts of the interface.

A browser extension that finds contrast and ARIA failures on the page you are looking at, and proposes the fix locally.

Accessibility Auto-Fixer

02Planned

A second reader for the decisions nobody wrote down.

Reviews a component against the design system it claims to belong to, and reports where it has drifted.

AI Design Reviewer

03In development

Hear what your page sounds like to a screen reader.

A local-first empathy tool that walks the reading order of your HTML, plays it back aloud node by node, and flags what is confusing — deterministically, with optional AI commentary.

Screenreader Empathy

04In development

A conversation with your own tokens, on your own machine.

A local-first AI assistant that answers natural-language questions about your design tokens — with optional voice input and output — entirely in the browser.

Ask Design System

05In development

A level is worthless without the three things to do on Monday.

A 24-question self-assessment that scores a design system across documentation, versioning, governance and adoption, and returns level-appropriate next steps for each.

Design System Maturity Check