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"Awwwards" matching MCP tools:

  • Get the filter taxonomy for Awwwards, including color hexes and tag/technology slugs, to use with search_sites.
    MIT
  • Extract the design-element highlights of an Awwwards site: component-level visuals like 3D models, video content, mobile layouts, and microcopy, with inline poster images and video URLs.
    MIT
  • Fetch design DNA of an Awwwards site by slug: colors, technologies, elements, awards, description, and screenshot.
    MIT
  • Search live design galleries via Google Images for visual UI/UX inspiration, returning image URLs, source pages, and gallery names to support mood-boarding.
    MIT
  • Search for UI design inspiration across Dribbble, Behance, Awwwards, Mobbin, and Pinterest. Find images with URLs, dimensions, and source links using specific design queries like 'dashboard dark mode' or 'mobile onboarding flow'.
    MIT
  • Search UI design images across Dribbble, Behance, Awwwards, Mobbin, and Pinterest. Get image URLs, dimensions, and source links for specific UI terms like 'dashboard dark mode'.
    MIT

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    Provides live Awwwards design specifications—palette, typography, layout, and motion—as structured JSON tokens that Lovable or any MCP client can use to generate or restyle projects on demand.
    1,353 npm
    MIT
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    Provides AI agents with a visual design inspiration loop from award-winning websites, including natural-language search, inline screenshots, and detailed design DNA extraction. Also supports optional live page capture, structure analysis, and motion recording for design verification.
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    MIT
  • Evaluate a website design using the Awwwards 40/30/20/10 rubric. It scans your description for red flags, asks targeted questions, and flags what it cannot see.
    MIT
  • Capture a full-page screenshot of any live website URL using a headless browser, providing a current visual reference for design verification.
    MIT
  • Extract section bands (tag, label, color, offset, height) from any page URL or local file to compare a reference site's structure against your own build.
    MIT
  • Find award-winning websites by filtering on tags, award type, color, or technology. Get site cards with inline screenshots, live URLs, awards, and tags.
    MIT
  • Record a live website's motion—preloader, scroll, and hover animations—and output a filmstrip JPEG plus .webm path for visual design verification.
    MIT
  • Access the 2026 web design and motion trend report before designing a site. Filter by trend ID to focus on a specific trend.
    MIT
  • Get award-winning 2025–26 website references, each with one actionable design lesson. Optionally include the full evaluation rubric to guide your own site critiques.
    MIT