Designers
OPTES works alongside you at every stage around the design file. It generates moodboards and visual directions from a brief, reads a screenshot of your layout and critiques hierarchy, contrast and Arabic typography, and writes interface copy in Arabic and English. Then it turns the design into a working page checked at every screen size, and handles repetitive file chores.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · launching Monday, October 5, 2026
OPTES generates moodboard images and style directions from the project brief, so you can narrow options with the client before the real work starts in your design file.
Three visual directions for a family bakery's identity in Mosul: warm and traditional, modern and minimal, colourful and playful.
Send a screenshot of your layout. It comments on hierarchy, contrast, spacing and Arabic type issues such as broken letter joins or cramped line height.
Look at this home page and tell me what's off in the hierarchy, and why the Arabic headline feels cramped.
It builds your layout in HTML and CSS, shows it at desktop, tablet and phone sizes, and lets you fix any mismatch with your design in one click.
Turn this landing page screenshot into a working right-to-left page, matching spacing and colours as closely as possible.
It writes button labels, empty states, error messages and onboarding text in Arabic and English, each written natively rather than translated, at lengths that fit your components.
Write empty-state text for the orders page in Arabic and English: friendly, short, headline under 40 characters.
OPTES writes a small script to rename, resize or convert exported assets in bulk, and checks the result before you hand it to developers.
Rename every icon in the export folder to lowercase kebab-case, generate PNGs at three sizes, and flag any SVG with embedded raster images.
FAQ
It generates moodboards, critiques layout and typography, writes interface copy in two languages, turns your design into a working page and handles repetitive file chores. The final visual call is always yours.
No, it works around your design file: ideas, critique, copy and code. Your layouts, design systems and final decisions stay in your hands and in your tools.
Yes. OPTES is Arabic-first: it spots letter-join and line-spacing issues in screenshots, builds pages in the correct direction, and checks them at each screen size to show what breaks.
Yes. It builds clickable HTML pages from your layouts and, once you have seen the cost and approved, publishes them as a website you can share with the client.
Launching Monday, October 5, 2026, at 04:30 Baghdad time (01:30 UTC).