Steve, there are a bunch of tools that you can try out: Codia, UX Pilot, Galileo, Uizard, Musho, Framer AI, and low-fidelity ones like Wireframe Designer. There are more on the market and the quality and features vary. By the way, Figma AI's Make Design feature is addressing this too. I'll write a newsletter on this topic as I've used many of them in the past.
Hi Steve! Great question! For supporting visuals, tools like Adobe Firefly and ChatGPT’s DALL-E are great options and can even produce production-ready assets with the right prompting. I’m actually working on an upcoming post where I’ll dive deeper into how I approach these kinds of scenarios.
That said, when it comes to generating full interfaces, I haven’t found a tool yet that can effectively handle integrating existing/evolving design systems or complex interactions, so I’m hesitant to make a solid recommendation there.
If you're interested in using AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini to enhance your design workflow, I recently published a post where I share three techniques for building design systems. In the article, I cover how to kickstart atomic design systems, streamline accessibility documentation, and automate the creation of design tokens with the help of AI. You can check it out here if you're interested:
For generating front-end interfaces, tools like Cursor.com and Builder.io are fantastic—they excel at converting wireframes into functional UIs. I’ve seen some great results with them!
Thanks so much for the opportunity to contribute to your newsletter Xinran!
Love the content you’re creating to help designers lean into the AI powers workplace!
Thank you too, Cristian! Looking forward to more exciting news from you.
Thanks for sharing these prompts 🙏🏻🥰🚀
Glad you found them helpful Anfernee
@Christian Thank you for sharing! These seem like useful techniques. What do you recommend for producing visuals or UIs?
Just published a newsletter about producing UIs: https://designwithai.substack.com/p/i-tested-4-ai-tools-to-generate-ui. Some of the tools also provide their own prompting guides.
Steve, there are a bunch of tools that you can try out: Codia, UX Pilot, Galileo, Uizard, Musho, Framer AI, and low-fidelity ones like Wireframe Designer. There are more on the market and the quality and features vary. By the way, Figma AI's Make Design feature is addressing this too. I'll write a newsletter on this topic as I've used many of them in the past.
Hi Steve! Great question! For supporting visuals, tools like Adobe Firefly and ChatGPT’s DALL-E are great options and can even produce production-ready assets with the right prompting. I’m actually working on an upcoming post where I’ll dive deeper into how I approach these kinds of scenarios.
That said, when it comes to generating full interfaces, I haven’t found a tool yet that can effectively handle integrating existing/evolving design systems or complex interactions, so I’m hesitant to make a solid recommendation there.
If you're interested in using AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini to enhance your design workflow, I recently published a post where I share three techniques for building design systems. In the article, I cover how to kickstart atomic design systems, streamline accessibility documentation, and automate the creation of design tokens with the help of AI. You can check it out here if you're interested:
https://open.substack.com/pub/cristianpineda/p/three-ai-powered-techniques-for-building?r=1e0gke&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
For generating front-end interfaces, tools like Cursor.com and Builder.io are fantastic—they excel at converting wireframes into functional UIs. I’ve seen some great results with them!
Hope this helps!
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