Doesn't that very much depend on the design? You could say the same about turning a Photoshop file into a design. If the design is reasonable, then no, it's not

Doesn't that very much depend on the design? You could say the same about turning a Photoshop file into a design. If the design is reasonable, then no, it's not that hard. Maybe our designers just use it wrong, but I don't think tools like this is all that valuable if it can't tell you which pages are based on the same HTML template. E.g. telling the developers: There are three different layouts in this projects, these are the pages for each template and here are the elements that are identical in each. This may also be wrong usage, but giving you sizes and spacing in pixels is weird. Telling me that a button needs to be 29px from the element above is kinda dumb. It's probably just me being old, but the people doing the design should always be the same people who are responsible for delivering the HTML and CSS. Developers just gets the templates. But I'm also from the time of webdesigners and not webdevelopers.