Larry AI takes on the role of the UX/UI agent here: it understands your design system, finds inconsistencies and builds new layouts from a single sentence instead of a Figma file. Whether in chat against the landing page or directly at the section, block or design token in Studio: you describe the goal, the agent proposes the layout, you decide what goes live.
Responsive adjustments, WCAG compliance, component selection, design token consistency: everything runs through the same role, with the same approval rules.
AGENTIC UI
An agent that knows your design system.
The UX/UI Agent isn't a generic layout generator. It knows your defined sections, blocks and design tokens, and only proposes layouts that fit your system. Instead of individual style suggestions, it builds entire sections, checked against accessibility and consistency rules before anything goes live.
Accessibility from the start
Every proposal is checked against WCAG 2.1 AA, contrast, focus states, touch targets, before you even see it.
Responsive across every breakpoint
The agent thinks layouts through for desktop, tablet and mobile from the start, not as an afterthought.
Only design tokens, no hardcodes
Colors, spacing and typography come from your variable library, never as a fixed value in the code.
MULTI-BRAND & MULTI-THEME
One token. Every theme.
Change a color once, update everywhere
Adjust a design token, and the UX/UI Agent proposes the matching adjustments for every configured theme and brand, taking contrast requirements per variant into account. You review side by side, approve per theme, and nothing goes live inconsistently.
Consistent components across every storefront.
A component library the agent actually follows
Component names, variants and required fields stay fixed across every storefront. You define the library once, the agent applies it to every proposal and flags components it isn't sure about instead of guessing.
REVIEW WORKFLOW
Every layout proposal has a status. Nothing happens silently.
Draft, changed, live
Whether the agent works autonomously or you give it a direct instruction, every change runs through the same three-stage status model. You always see what's proposed, what's been touched and what's actually live, and every step stays fully traceable in the version history.
Draft
The agent has proposed a layout. Nothing on the live site has been touched. You see the proposal section by section and decide whether it fits.
Changed
You've approved the proposal, or edited it yourself. The change is ready, but still waiting to be published, alone or as part of a batch.
Live
Published and visible on the storefront. Every live version stays linked to the version it came from, so you can revert in seconds.
USE CASES
Every kind of layout, one role.
The UX/UI Agent works wherever layout emerges in your schema: landing pages, product pages, category pages, reusable sections. Same role, same approval model, everywhere.
Landing pages & campaigns
Build a complete campaign page in chat, section by section, and fine-tune it directly in the section afterward.
Product & category pages
Adjust layout variants for PDP or PLP without losing existing query bindings or data connections.
Reusable sections
The agent finds inconsistently used sections across the entire platform and proposes a unified variant.
AGENTIC UI MANAGEMENT
What the UX/UI Agent actually does.
Six capabilities, one consistent role across your entire design system.
Layout generation
Describe a section in natural language, the agent builds it from your system's defined blocks and components.
Design token adjustments
Change colors, spacing or typography centrally, the agent applies the adjustment consistently to every affected component.
Accessibility audits
The agent checks existing pages against WCAG 2.1 AA and proposes concrete fixes, contrast, focus order, touch targets.
Responsive adjustments
Layouts are thought through for every breakpoint, no after-the-fact mobile fix needed.
Component consistency checks
The agent finds deviating or outdated components across the entire platform and proposes unification.
Layout variant testing
Generate alternative layout variants of the same section to test against each other, without changing the underlying code path.
COST COMPARISON
What layout maintenance costs today, without an agent.
Figma handoffs, developer tickets, manual QA rounds for accessibility: the numbers below are illustrative, but the direction is real. Note: this comparison is currently available in German only.
Compare differences | Manuelle Layout-Pflege | Laioutr UX/UI Agent |
|---|---|---|
Was sich operativ verändert Drei typische Herausforderungen, die heute Zeit und Konsistenz kosten — und mit dem Laioutr UX/UI Agent zur Selbstverständlichkeit werden. Die Größenordnungen stammen aus echten Kunden-Setups, keine Marketing-Werte. | ||
Neue Layout-Varianten erstellen Section-Design als Unterhaltung statt Figma-Handoff-Runde. | Figma-Design, Entwickler-Handoff, Review-Schleifen, Tage bis Wochen pro Variante. | Layouts in Minuten aus definierten Components bauen, direkt im Schema, geprüft gegen Barrierefreiheit. |
Design-Token-Konsistenz über Storefronts Ein Token-Update als zentrale Anweisung statt Component für Component. | Jede Component einzeln anpassen, hohe Fehleranfälligkeit, Inkonsistenzen zwischen Storefronts. | Änderung einmal beschreiben, geprüft vor der Übernahme, konsistent über alle betroffenen Components. |
Accessibility-Audits ohne manuelle QA WCAG-Prüfung als selbstverständlicher Check statt Sonderprojekt. | Barrierefreiheit fällt erst auf, wenn sie gemeldet wird, oder gar nicht, externe Audits nötig. | Der Agent findet Kontrast- und Fokus-Probleme eigenständig und schlägt die Korrektur vor. |
VISION
One agent. Many roles. Larry AI.
The UX/UI Agent is not a separate product bolted onto Laioutr. It's a role that Larry AI, Laioutr's platform AI, can take on inside the same agentic frontend management layer that also runs content, merchandising and personalization. Same trust model, same audit trail, same platform, different task.
As Larry AI takes on more roles across the platform, the boundary between "design work" and "platform work" keeps shrinking.
DESIGN GUARDRAILS
The agent stays inside the lines you draw.
Design tokens, allowed components, forbidden patterns, minimum accessibility standards: you set the guardrails once. The agent proposes within them and flags anything it isn't confident about instead of guessing.
You control
- Design tokens, allowed components and variants
- Which sections and fields the agent may touch
- Approval steps and who signs off
- Minimum accessibility standards
The UX/UI Agent delivers
- Proposals that already fit your design system
- A full diff you can review before every go-live
- Flags on anything uncertain instead of silent assumptions
- A complete, revertible history of every change
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Built for teams that ship layouts daily.
Five more things the UX/UI Agent handles quietly in the background.
Scheduled layout updates
Seasonal campaign layouts or recurring section adjustments run on a schedule you define once.
Full version history
Every agent change is versioned and revertible, on par with any manual adjustment in Studio.
Role-based permissions
Decide which teams and users can direct the agent, and which sections it may never touch.
Cross-storefront rollout
Push an approved layout to selected storefronts or themes, or hold it back per brand.
API access
Trigger layout operations from your own tools and pipelines, not just from chat or Studio.
COMPOSABILITY
One agent, three ways in.
Chat, Studio or API, your choice
The same UX/UI Agent role is reachable however your team works: conversationally against a landing page, directly in the Studio schema section by section, or programmatically through the API. Same rules, same review model, no matter the entry point.
Via chat
Describe the desired layout against the page you're looking at. The agent proposes it, section by section.
Directly in Studio
Trigger the agent right at the schema, block or design token you're currently editing, no context switch.
Via API
Trigger layout operations from your own systems and pipelines, with the same review model downstream.
"Will this design around our brand?"
Not if you've set up your design system and guardrails. The agent proposes within them, and flags anything uncertain instead of guessing.
"Can it publish without review?"
Only if you let it. Approval steps are configurable per section, per field or per team, from full autonomy to strict manual sign-off.
"What if it breaks something?"
It can't touch sections it doesn't have access to, and every change is versioned. Revert in seconds if something isn't right.
"Do we need Figma for this?"
No. The agent works directly on the structured sections and blocks in your schema, regardless of whether Figma is used in parallel.
FAQ
Frequently asked.
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