Design

23 tools reviewed

7.3
m3e-canvas Review 2026 — Sketch Material 3 Expressive Screens in the Browser, Link Them, and Copy a Vibe-Coding Prompt

m3e-canvas is an MIT-licensed browser design tool (created 2026-09-02, 450+ stars in two days) for sketching Material 3 Expressive screens and turning them into prompts for AI coding tools. You drag and drop M3E parts — buttons, FABs, chips, app bars, navigation bars, cards, dialogs, switches, sliders — onto phone screens, link them with tap and swipe navigation, add real M3 Expressive transitions and loading indicators, tune the four theme axes (color, shape, type, motion), and export the whole design as a concise natural-language prompt in English, Japanese or Chinese that your AI coding tool can build from. The README shows a habit-tracker sketched in the editor running as a real Android app built from the generated prompt. It is a static Next.js app with no backend — everything saves to localStorage — with a phone-friendly buttons-only editor. This review covers the editor features, the prompt pipeline, the honest limits (M3E-only, 2 days old, solo-maintained), and who it's for.

7.8
scroll-craft Review 2026 — A Claude Code Skill That Makes AI Websites Actually Feel Designed

scroll-craft is a Claude Code skill that builds premium scroll-driven websites with eight mutually exclusive page grammars, a fingerprint gate against repeating yourself, and a headless-browser verification pass that measures dead scroll, contrast and stalled video on the composited page. We review the interaction rules, the craft floor, and how it holds AI output to a real design standard.