u/HumanInTheFlow — reddlx

I’m building a Figma plugin called Snap Site and I’m trying to sanity-check the workflow .

The basic idea:

Paste a public website URL → choose what you need → Snap Site captures pages and creates a review-ready canvas in Figma.

The plugin has 3 modes:

UX Audit Captures key pages and generates first-pass heuristic findings.
Quick screen grabs Captures website pages for review, comparison, or internal discussion.
Upload image Upload a screenshot/UI screen and get annotated feedback in Figma.

The part I’m trying to validate is the workflow:

Would you want this inside Figma?
Would it save time compared to manual screenshots?
Would you use this more for audits, competitor research, landing page reviews, or just quick captures?
What would make the output actually useful to you?

I’m not trying to position this as “AI replaces UX audits.” More like: it handles the annoying setup work and gives you a first-pass review canvas.

The value is less “AI does UX” and more “AI speeds up parts of the UI/review process, while the human still owns the judgment.

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Would love honest feedback, especially from anyone who regularly collects website screenshots or prepares review/audit files in Figma.

Built something recently that automates the screenshot and first-pass analysis part of UX audits. It runs NNG heuristics and WCAG checks on live websites and drops annotated findings into Figma automatically.

One thing I keep going back and forth on:

Is an AI-generated first pass actually useful as a starting point - or does seeing a list of "issues" before you've looked at the site yourself anchor your thinking in the wrong direction?

I can see both sides. On one hand it removes the tedious setup and gives you a structure to react to and make a start. On the other, there's something to be said for coming to a site cold with no preconceptions before you start forming opinions.

Curious how people here actually work. Do you prefer to look first and note second - or would a structured starting point speed you up?

Not a rhetorical question - genuinely trying to understand if I've solved the right problem?