Nick Kramer

After receiving the initial code from ChatGPT, I simply copy and paste it into Cursor. From there, I use the cmd+k shortcut or the composer feature to ensure that the code is properly integrated and functioning correctly within my codebase. This combination of tools allows me to quickly validate and refine the code, catching any potential issues early on and making adjustments as needed. By streamlining the process from AI-generated code to implementation, I can maintain a smooth workflow and focus more on enhancing the user experience and overall quality of the final product.

Once I’ve got my designs and screenshots ready, I hand them over to ChatGPT to generate the initial mockup of my design in code. This step significantly accelerates the development process, as ChatGPT can quickly translate my visual concepts into functional code, providing a solid foundation for further refinement. By leveraging AI in this way, I can bridge the gap between design and development more efficiently, allowing me to focus on fine-tuning the details and ensuring the final product aligns perfectly with my vision. This approach not only saves time but also enhances the overall quality of my projects.

Figma has been a game-changer in creating my initial designs. It streamlines the entire process, making it incredibly fast to wireframe, ideate, and develop concepts before diving into the actual build. The prototype features allow me to iterate quickly and refine ideas in real-time, which saves a ton of time and effort compared to traditional design tools. Whether I’m sketching out early-stage ideas or crafting polished prototypes, Figma’s flexibility and ease of use make it an essential part of my workflow.