I need to document the website’s color scheme for a style guide, but I don’t want to collect the colors manually.

This feature helps you document a website’s color scheme for a style guide without manually hunting for colors. It streamlines the process of capturing and organizing brand colors so your design documentation stays accurate and up to date.

This feature is designed to support creating a style guide by reducing the need to manually collect and record a website’s colors. It focuses on documenting the site’s color scheme in a structured way that can be referenced by designers and developers. Instead of spending time sampling colors across multiple pages and components, you can use the feature to streamline how colors are gathered and presented. The resulting documentation can be used to align UI design, marketing assets, and front-end implementation around the same palette. It is especially useful when onboarding new team members who need a clear reference for brand and UI colors. It also supports ongoing maintenance by making it easier to update the style guide when the website’s visual design changes. Teams can use it during redesigns to compare existing colors with proposed updates and identify inconsistencies. It helps reduce errors that come from missed or incorrectly captured color values. Overall, it saves time and improves consistency in design documentation workflows.