Design System Scanner · 12% weight
Visual consistency builds trust
Users form an opinion about your site in 50 milliseconds. Inconsistent colors, random fonts, and mismatched buttons signal 'amateur' before they read a word.
What we extract
BAZY doesn't just score — it extracts your actual color palette, font families, and design patterns so you can see exactly what your site looks like to a machine.
What we check
- Color palette — how many unique colors, are they consistent across pages
- Typography — number of font families (ideal: 1-2), font loading method
- CSS design tokens — custom properties for systematic theming
- Button consistency — how many different button styles exist
- Border radius — are corners consistent or random
- Navigation consistency — same nav structure on every page
- Footer consistency — same footer on every page
- Responsive design — media queries, flex/grid, Tailwind breakpoints
- Dark mode support — prefers-color-scheme or theme toggle
Why this matters for business
Consistent design systems reduce development time by 40-60% (you're not reinventing the wheel per page). They also increase user trust — studies show visual consistency correlates directly with perceived credibility.
Sites with more than 8 unique colors or 3+ font families score lower. Not because more is always bad, but because it usually signals accidental inconsistency rather than intentional design.