uxspot.io Figma plugin - A UX mentor in your canvas, not a nag

A design coach inside Figma: 12 cited UX checks — contrast, tap targets, type, spacing — with drawn evidence, one-click fixes, and a four-nudge limit per session. Every finding links to the uxspot.io page that explains the thinking. Free, open source (MIT), English & French, and fully offline — the manifest declares no network access.

I run uxspot.io, a free UX reference — you may have seen its MCP server launch here a couple of weeks ago. This plugin puts the same rules where the work happens: it reads the screen you're designing and points out what's measurably off — contrast, tap targets, text size, line height, spacing — with the reason, a drawing of the actual numbers, and a link to the thinking behind it. Things I cared about: it speaks up at most four times a session, shows one finding at a time, and every rule can be muted. Two findings it can fix in one click (Cmd+Z undoes). It runs fully offline — the manifest declares no network access — and it's open source (MIT). English and French. Would love honest feedback on the coaching feel: mentor or nag?

uxspot.io Figma plugin - A UX mentor in your canvas, not a nag

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