Neurodivirgent UX/UI
by Sebastian
Scan frames for visual noise, stress, plain language, motion, WCAG contrast, and spacing rhythm.
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About this plugin
Neuromotion UI is a cognitive accessibility copilot for Figma Design. It helps you review screens for calmer, more predictable interfaces—using educational heuristics that complement WCAG, not replace formal audits or clinical guidance.WHAT IT DOES• Calm score — heuristic 0–100 based on visual noise, issues, and your focus profile• Structure — hidden layers, deep nesting, density, whitespace• Visual noise — colors, fonts, layout density, layer count• Visual stress — harsh black/white, high-contrast pairs, safe palette fixes• Plain language — CTAs and copy (PL/EN patterns)• Motion & interaction — prototype reactions, transition speed, touch targets• WCAG AA — text contrast pairs (4.5:1 / 3:1 large text)• Spacing rhythm — auto-layout spacing scale and padding consistency• Flow — compare CTAs across multiple screens• Batch scan — compare calm scores across many frames at once• Profiles — General, ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Sensory (weighted rules)• Export — Markdown report or JSON for handoffHOW TO USE1. Select a frame (or multiple frames for batch / flow).
2. Run Scan from the Scan tab.
3. Filter issues, jump to layers, apply suggested fixes where available.
4. Copy a report or JSON from Overview.
Works offline. No network access required.
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