Design Parser and Copilot updates: improving the build phase and day-to-day editing

WebinOne continues to evolve the tools agencies rely on at different stages of their projects. This release brings focused improvements to both Design Parser and Copilot – each addressing a distinct part of the workflow, from building a site from design layouts in Figma to managing live and trial websites in the admin.

Design Parser v0.6.1: cleaner output from Figma

Design Parser is used during the build phase, when agencies generate a website in the WebinOne Portal based on Figma designs. The goal is to turn design files into a structured, editable foundation that teams can confidently refine and extend. The latest update improves the quality and flexibility of generated output in several key areas.

SVGs are now inserted as inline code instead of image files. This results in faster page load times and gives teams more control over styling and behavior, especially when working with icons, decorative elements, and interactive visuals.

Headings and layout blocks now adapt more predictably across breakpoints. This makes responsive behavior easier to understand and significantly reduces the time needed for manual adjustments after generation.

Generated navigation markup is now more predictable and easier to work with. This helps agencies customize menus faster and reuse navigation patterns across projects without restructuring the output.

Together, these changes make the initial build phase smoother and more reliable, especially for larger or more complex Figma files.

Copilot improvements: smoother work on trial and live sites

Copilot is designed for a different stage of the workflow. It supports agencies while working on trial and live websites directly in the admin, helping with adjustments, structure, and ongoing edits after the site is already in use.

This update focuses on responsiveness, accuracy, and better awareness of the project context.

Copilot is now faster and more responsive during interactions, making everyday tasks feel lighter and more fluid. It also handles reordered custom properties correctly, which is especially important as site structures evolve over time. In addition, context handling has been improved, allowing Copilot to better understand the current site and module setup and respond more accurately to changes.

These improvements help teams move more confidently through edits and iterations on active projects, without friction or repeated corrections.

Note: to enable Copilot, tick the Beta features checkbox in your site settings (top right corner).

One workflow, two focused tools

Design Parser and Copilot serve different but connected purposes within WebinOne.

Design Parser helps agencies move from Figma designs to a structured site foundation inside the Portal. Copilot supports ongoing work on trial and live sites inside the admin. Together, they reduce manual effort, improve consistency, and give teams more control at every stage of the project lifecycle.

As always, these updates are shaped by real agency workflows and will continue to evolve alongside them.

Anya Nerush

I work on marketing communications and content at WebinOne. You can share your ideas and questions with me via email or Facebook.