Tools for designers — I might be non-compliant

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Syntari.dev

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Development infrastructure for game studios that adds one-click multi-platform builds with console compliance, an in-editor AI assistant, and automated QA scanning, inside Unity and other engines.

Domain registered 12 months ago

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How it works: One-click builds for PC/console/mobile with compliance checks, an AI assistant inside the game editor, and a continuous QA engine scanning for bugs and asset issues.
Best for: Game studios needing multi-platform builds and console compliance.

Watched for 7 days · last checked 1d ago

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Accessibility Score AI

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Runs WCAG accessibility checks on your Figma designs before development, flagging contrast and touch-target issues that would otherwise turn into a costly redesign.

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How it works: Analyzes Figma designs directly inside Figma and flags accessibility issues such as WCAG contrast, typography, touch target size, heading hierarchy, and spacing.
What's different: Runs inside Figma so designers can check accessibility before handing off to development, rather than catching issues after a build.
Best for: Designers and teams who want to catch accessibility problems in Figma before development, to avoid costly redesigns later.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 5d ago

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RevisionDesk

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Caps revision rounds per project and auto-charges once a client goes over, with a no-signup client progress link — built for freelance designers, writers and developers managing scope creep.

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How it works: Lets freelancers and small agencies set fixed edit-round limits per project, share a no-signup link for clients to view progress, and auto-charge extra fees once revision rounds run out.
What's different: Clients can view project progress via a shared link without creating an account, and file storage is GDPR-compliant.
Best for: Freelance designers, writers and developers who keep running into unpaid scope creep from client revisions.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 7d ago

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Palettr

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A free AI color toolkit for generating palettes from prompts, extracting colors from images, building gradients, and checking WCAG contrast.

FreeNo sign-up

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How it works: Generates 5-color palettes from a text prompt, extracts colors from any image or website, builds gradients, checks WCAG contrast, simulates color blindness, and converts between HEX, RGB, HSL, and OKLCH.
Pricing: Free, no signup, no watermarks.

Watched for 10 days · last checked 4d ago

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UXtion

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Audits Lovable/Cursor-built websites for design and conversion issues and hands you a ready-to-paste fix prompt instead of a report to interpret yourself.

Domain registered 2 months ago

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How it works: Reviews craft, conversion, and accessibility, then outputs a prompt you paste back into your AI builder.
What's different: Gives an actionable fix prompt rather than just a findings report.
Pricing: Free tier includes one full audit, no card required.
Best for: Founders whose AI-built site has plateaued and still looks generic after several iterations.

Watched for 6 days · last checked 4d ago

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