figma.com vs webflow.com
Two design systems side by side, measured from the live sites — colour, type, shape, depth, components, states and responsive behaviour.
Worth knowing
- Neither side has named colour roles, so both predate role-based extraction. Re-generating either one fills in the palette comparison.
- Interaction states are missing on at least one side — that site's stylesheets were cross-origin and could not be read.
Ground and ink
Each side painted in its own measured canvas, ink, muted and primary roles.
figma.com
No colour roles measured on this side, so there is no ground to paint. The palette below is still real; re-extracting the site fills this in.
webflow.com
No colour roles measured on this side, so there is no ground to paint. The palette below is still real; re-extracting the site fills this in.
Palette
Named roles first, then every colour measured without one.
figma.com
No named roles measured.
4 more, no measured role
webflow.com
No named roles measured.
2 more, no measured role
Type scale
Set at the measured size, weight, tracking and leading. Brand typefaces are not loaded, so the metrics are real and the letterforms are not.
figma.com
h1
56px · 400 · shown smaller
body
18px · 330
h3
16px · 400
h2
14px · 400
span
0px · 400
webflow.com
h1
32px · 700
Corners
Drawn at the measured radii.
figma.com
8px
pill
webflow.com
No radii measured.
Spacing
One shared scale across both sides, so the bars are directly comparable.
figma.com
48121624283236webflow.com
No spacing measured.
Depth
Shadows cast on each side's own ground.
figma.com
sm
webflow.com
No shadows measured.
Buttons
Rendered from the measured computed styles.
figma.com
webflow.com
No buttons measured.
The measured values behind the panels above.
At a glance
Full palette
Every colour each extraction kept, including the ones with no measured role.
Typography
Shape and rhythm
Depth
Components
How this was measured
Differences here are ours, not the brands'.
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