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What if a Gen AI tool let you see what’s happening behind the process?
This weekend I had the chance to try out ComfyUI.
I expected the usual node-based canvas, but the tool feels more like visual programming. Instead of hiding most of the process behind a simple UI, it exposes the workflow itself.
And that’s what makes ComfyUI both interesting and intimidating.
I’m still at the early stage of figuring out this tool, but I can see it being especially useful for creatives who want precise control over their AI workflows and the ability to build their own pipelines.
I included a process walkthrough in the comments.
Have you tried ComfyUI before?
Building my own product, I keep doing the exact thing I warn founders about.
Made a splash animation I loved. Watched it on a real device and it dragged. Told founders a hundred times: the first impression is a budget you spend in two seconds.
The advice I give for a living is the advice I have to force myself to take.
Is that the real preview? So brrright! 😉
Designed the landing page UI for Agent OS — a next-generation AI platform that helps art directors, designers, and studios streamline their generative workflows.
B2B AI tools often fall into the same trap — they look like overly complex, highly technical dashboards. The goal was to build an interface that actually appeals to creative professionals, balancing advanced AI capabilities with a premium, highly aesthetic visual language.
An editorial art direction that blends modern sans-serif fonts with elegant serif italics, paired with striking, organic floral visuals. I used a glassmorphic chat overlay to showcase the AI's prompt-to-image generation feature directly in context. It proves that generative tools can feel deeply human, inspiring, and beautiful rather than purely functional.
What's in the interface:
— Contextual glassmorphic chat overlay
— High-contrast editorial typography system
— Seamless blend of organic photography and precise UI elements
— Clean, conversion-optimized top navigation
The process:
— Midjourney: Generated the vivid, high-fashion floral photography and campaign assets.
— Jitter:Crafted the smooth UI motion and interactions for the floating chat interface.
— Figma: Designed the entire layout, typography, and UI system.
A case in making artificial intelligence feel like a creative partner, not just a software tool.
stunning work, the animations flow so well!