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Quest vs Avocode
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FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT
Avocode is a handoff tool that makes it easier for frontend developers to get started.
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Quest automates frontend and in some cases eliminates the need for frontend dev all together.
Both Quest & Avocode convert Figma to code. Both can start with Figma, then bring design into a web editor to give to your developer. Quest’s Figma to code conversion is fully automated, allowing your team to export full components or even your entire App as React code. Avocode simply allows teams to sync and get a better way to inspect design to code. Quest is the new standard in building frontend for your React apps while Avocode is a smaller step in the full workflow. Quest gives you clean, extendable, downloadable components so you can easily build what you want 10x faster than Avocode’s code inspector handoff process.
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READY FOR PRODUCTION
Export production ready code
Quest gives your team production ready code that is extendable. Avocode was primarily built as handoff tool and many of it’s original features are built into the inspect tab in Figma by now. Quest doesn’t just give a hint to your developers, it completely automates the frontend styling of your web apps, saving days or weeks of dev time.
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KEEP YOUR WORKFLOW
Keep the workflows that you love
Designers can continue to build in Figma, and developers can continue to use their favorite tools from code editors to the rest of the CI/CD pipeline (VS Code plugin coming soon). Teams don’t need to fundamentally change what they do or learn a tool that interupts their flow.
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ITERATE FREELY
Separation of concerns
Quest generates separate files for presentation and business logic, so teams can work independently without overriding each other's work.
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COPY AND PASTE COMPONENTS
Native support for MUI
Quest natively supports MUI while Avocode does not. Simply style your components inside the MUI Figma file and copy and paste your components into your custom design. When you export custom designs into Quest, you’ll get working, real versions you can interact with inside Quest. Support for other component libraries coming soon.
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Quest Design System
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CUSTOMIZED FOR YOUR BRAND
Full support for design systems
Quest works with the MUI design system or even your own. Easily sync your design system to Quest for use in with your React App or use your own components that can be linked to your own design system.
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THE FUTURE of frontend
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Quest is here to change the way teams build, not just incrementally improve it. Most nocode tools and design-to-code tools ask you to throw away what you have and start over with new skills and processes. Quest’s goal is to help you build faster and better using your team’s own skills and workflow. Your team will become a pro at Quest in 15 minutes but it’ll save weeks of development time. You can use Quest to build your MVP or just simply add new components to your existing product.
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Build new applications
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Generates react.js code
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Integrates with the design and dev tools you love
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Add to existing applications easily
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Design system support built-in
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Component library support built-in (MUI)
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Clean code with separation of concerns
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Generates production-ready code
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