What a great comment! You’ve perfectly identified a big value point of Codux and have described it even better than I would :) (I’m Omer from Codux Product team). Our designers are already using Codux to manage styles and component structures, as we’re obviously building Codux within Codux.
Regarding some kind of a mash with Figma - even though we are looking at some possible ways of better synch between the tools in the future, the short answer is ‘not yet’. Even though design tools’ capabilities are getting highly advanced, they still have (and probably always have) unbridged gaps from real front-end development concerns, as you describe here.
You can obviously keep Figma in your process while still working with Codux, but we’re here to help you build & maintain front-end code visually, in collaboration with designers, but on top of the real thing.
Regarding some kind of a mash with Figma - even though we are looking at some possible ways of better synch between the tools in the future, the short answer is ‘not yet’. Even though design tools’ capabilities are getting highly advanced, they still have (and probably always have) unbridged gaps from real front-end development concerns, as you describe here. You can obviously keep Figma in your process while still working with Codux, but we’re here to help you build & maintain front-end code visually, in collaboration with designers, but on top of the real thing.