I can’t easily inspect layout, typography, and color decisions from the UI references I find online.

Provide an easy way to inspect layout, typography, and color choices directly from online UI references. This helps you quickly understand and reuse design decisions without guesswork.

This feature helps you inspect key visual design decisions—layout structure, typography settings, and color values—from UI references found online. Instead of manually approximating spacing, font styles, or palettes, you can review these details in a clearer, more direct way. It supports faster analysis of existing interfaces so you can learn from them or replicate patterns more accurately. By making design attributes easier to inspect, it reduces time spent zooming, measuring by eye, or rebuilding styles through trial and error. The feature is useful when collecting inspiration, preparing design audits, or aligning a new design with a reference screen. It can also help standardize decisions across a team by making reference-derived specs easier to communicate. For designers, it accelerates translating references into consistent design system tokens and components. For developers, it reduces back-and-forth by clarifying what typography and color choices are being targeted. Overall, it streamlines turning UI references into actionable, implementable design guidance.