Do you need an Ai UI/UX Designer that generates Figma UI from text prompt input?
Rajat Dangi 🛠️
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Imagine writing down detailed requirements for the app or website UI. And then the AI converts that into editable Figma designs along with content, basic UI flow, and design components.
If you are already using one, please mention in the comments. Thanks!
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André J@sentry_co
Launching soon!
yep: v0.dev, are there any others out there?
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@sentry_co Here are a few others:
1. https://www.relume.io/
2. https://www.visily.ai/
3. https://www.usegalileo.ai
4. https://uizard.io/
Launching soon!
@rajat_dangi1 I tried Galileo when it came out. But I dropped out. But I'm still using v0.dev .... I think the value is quick brainstorming. iterating through many variations fast to be able to disregard what not to build. Then once you find your bearings, you sort of don't need AI prompt design anymore. You want to make it a bit more eclectic so you use the ideas you got and try to make something original by sketching and then start building the UI in figma. AI design feels very generic and mass-produced. But for brainstorming it's great. I think v0.dev solves that. I think maybe if someone made a chrome plugin that could operate inside figma, that would be interesting. But everyone wants to create their own platforms 😅
With over 20 years of experience in design, I've tried many tools and have to say that AI isn't quite there yet with UI/UX design. For some businesses, using AI to create pictures and styles is okay, but many need their own unique look with solid design basics. I've seen a lot of AI designs that don't match up well and miss the mark on creating a good user experience, which you get from understanding people and what they need. A design that just looks nice isn't enough; it's important to show customers you really care about making their experience great.
What I've found is that whatever you ask AI to do, in design or other areas too, it doesn't sit well to be used as the end product.