Superflex versus Design In The Browser
Superflex
Ideal For
Rapidly create user interfaces from design files
Refactor legacy code for improved clarity
Speed up front-end project timelines
Automate repetitive coding tasks
Key Strengths
Enhances coding speed
Reduces manual coding errors
Adapts to user preferences for coding style
Core Features
Transforms Figma designs into code
Customizable coding style adaptation
Seamless integration with existing UI components
Accelerates front-end development
Boosts productivity with automated code generation
Design In The Browser
Ideal For
Rapid UI adjustments with natural language prompts
Direct in-browser code changes from visuals
Validate responsive behavior across breakpoints
Streamlined frontend workflow with AI-assisted code generation
Key Strengths
Speeds UI edits by instant in-browser changes
Eliminates manual selectors
Integrates with AI CLIs for code generation
Core Features
Point & Click Editing: Instantly apply UI changes with natural language prompts
Code Editor Integration: Jump directly to source code
Multi-Edit Queuing: Manage multiple changes in sequence
Integrated AI CLIs: Generate code using Claude Code, Cursor, or Gemini CLI
Responsive Testing: Preview across breakpoints with the viewport switcher