Modules Overview

Lunix Studio is composed of several modules, each focused on a different aspect of web development and empowered by AI. Below is an overview of each module and how to use it:

Analyzer (Website Analyzer)

The Website Analyzer module lets you analyze a website via its URL or by inputting raw HTML. You can select an analysis depth before running the analysis.

The Analyzer module helps you get deep insights into any website’s tech stack, structure, and performance. Essentially, it allows you to analyze a website via a URL or by providing raw HTML code, and you can choose the analysis depth to control how detailed the report will be.

• Using the Analyzer: To analyze a site, go to the Analyzer section. You will see an input form where you can either enter a website URL (make sure to include the full http:// or https:// prefix) or switch to a "Raw HTML" tab to paste HTML content directly. For example, you might enter https://example.com as the target URL.

• Analysis Depth: There is typically an option to choose the analysis depth (e.g., Basic, Balanced, or Deep). A deeper analysis might take a bit longer but will provide more comprehensive results and recommendations, whereas a basic analysis will be faster with high-level results. By default, “Balanced – Complete analysis with recommendations” is a good choice for a thorough overview.

• Running the Analysis: After entering the URL and selecting depth, click the “Analyze” button. Lunix Studio will then fetch the website (or parse the provided HTML) and use AI to examine various aspects of the site.

• What to Expect in the Report: Once the analysis is complete, the Analyzer will display a report. This report typically includes:

  • Tech Stack Identification: The platform and technologies the site is built on (e.g., detects if the site uses WordPress, React, specific libraries, programming languages, or CMS).

  • Structure and Content Outline: A breakdown of the site’s structure (like the hierarchy of headings, sections of the homepage, key pages if multiple were scanned, etc.).

  • Performance Metrics: Basic performance indicators such as page load time, size, number of requests, or any obvious performance issues.

  • SEO/Accessibility Notes: (If applicable) Observations about meta tags, mobile responsiveness, or accessibility features.

  • Actionable Recommendations: Importantly, the AI will generate suggestions for improvement or interesting findings. For example, it might recommend optimizing image sizes if the site is slow, or suggest modern frameworks if the site is using an outdated tech, etc. It could also highlight unique design components of the site that you might want to emulate or be aware of.

• Using Analysis Results: The information from the Analyzer is useful for planning your next steps. You can save this analysis to your project for reference. If you plan to rebuild or take inspiration from the analyzed site, the report’s breakdown can guide what components or sections you should generate or design (this is often called a “page plan”). In Lunix Studio, after running an analysis, you might proceed to Code Generator or Website Builder to act on the insights. (For instance, if the Analyzer reveals the site has a “hero section with a call-to-action button,” you might then use the Code Generator to create a similar hero section for your own project.)

The Analyzer is a great starting point, especially when you have an existing site in mind or want to learn from a competitor’s website before building your own.