
Visual code editor for building production-ready design systems without writing code
Modulz was a visual code editor that empowered teams to design, develop, document, and deploy design systems without writing code. Unlike traditional design tools optimized for illustration, Modulz focused on designing with real, production-ready components, bridging the gap between design and code. The company was acquired by WorkOS in June 2022, and the team behind it also created the popular Radix UI component library.
Work with interactive components instead of static shapes, styling each state individually and adding component variants
Generate high-quality, accessible code that meets modern web standards, eliminating manual design-to-code translation
Automate design tasks with programmatic suggestions for color contrast, line length, and cross-browser performance issues
Automatically generate styleguides with component examples, code snippets, navigation, and search
Create reusable design tokens for consistent theming across components and projects
Export production-ready component libraries directly publishable to NPM for developer consumption
Build and manage component variants with different states, sizes, and configurations in a visual editor
Teams could build complete design systems with tokens, components, and documentation in one tool
Eliminated the traditional handoff friction by generating production-ready code directly from designs
Designers could create interactive component libraries exportable as NPM packages for developers
Ensured design systems met accessibility standards through built-in linting and compliant code generation

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