Page Liner

The Page Liner option lets users draw and customize alignment lines on a webpage for design review, debugging, and prototyping. It includes features for drawing, moving, resizing lines, and displaying a grid overlay. Users can also save and load their line layouts for continued work or review.

Page Alignment Tool in Breeze Chrome Extension

The Page Alignment Tool allows users to draw and adjust alignment lines on webpages for accurate layout checks. It offers features like movable lines, a grid overlay, and saving/loading of line configurations.

Drawing Lines

  • Users can draw horizontal or vertical lines on the webpage to check alignments.

Design Review

  • Allows designers to check the alignment and spacing of elements on a webpage, ensuring a consistent and visually appealing layout.

Development Debugging

  • Helps developers to debug layout issues by providing visual guidelines to see how different elements are positioned relative to each other.

Prototyping

  • Assists in quickly sketching out design ideas directly on a live webpage without the need for additional tools.

Webpage Layout Analysis Tool

The Webpage Layout Analysis Tool in the Breeze Chrome extension empowers users to visually assess and refine webpage alignments through customizable alignment lines. It includes features for precise adjustments, grid overlay display, and the capability to save configurations, enhancing design accuracy and efficiency.

  • Customizable Alignment Lines: Draw and adjust lines to precisely analyze webpage layouts.

  • Grid Overlay Display: Enhance alignment accuracy with a grid overlay option.

  • Configuration Saving: Save configurations for efficient design assessments and debugging.

Page Liner

Where can I find the Page Liner option in the Breeze Chrome extension?

Is Page Liner suitable for both designers and developers?

How do I use the Page Liner to draw lines on a webpage?