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Sometimes it’s not about the design. The user just “can’t see”.
They don’t understand where to look, what matters, or what to do next. And they won’t figure it out - they just leave.
That’s why we don’t start with visuals. We start with logic: what the user needs to do, how the flow works, and where their attention goes in the first seconds.
Only then - design. Clarity is the foundation.
What do you focus on first?
This is *the* approach. A strong strategy supports a strong design system!
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Okay designers, I need your brains for a second 👀
I’ve been working on a new branding project (sneak peek coming soon, it’s for a Deluxe M kind of vibe ✨) and once again I found myself stuck in the same loop…
I have so many ideas when it comes to presenting brands. Not just logos on a white background, but full-on storytelling, mockups that feel alive, visuals that actually sell the vibe.
And then… I hit the execution wall.
I’ve tried a few AI tools, played around with mockups, and tested different workflows,: but I still feel like I’m overcomplicating everything and spending way too much time trying to make it look how it feels in my head.
So I’m curious
How do you approach your branding presentations?
What tools are you using for mockups?
Do you build scenes from scratch, use templates, AI, or something else?
Basically… how do you make the process smoother without killing the creativity?
Would love to hear your workflows, tips, or even struggles so we can all suffer evolve together 😅✨
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UI UX Design Workflow for AI Infrastructure
The sketchbook for agent logic, Figma for high-status interface design and then Spline for 3D server visualizations.
Each tool handles a specific stage of the pipeline: map the flow, design the experience, then visualize the raw machine power. The real skill isn't letting AI design itself, it's engineering a dashboard that makes invisible server work visible and easy to control.
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How are you actually structuring your AI workflow right now - are your tools connected, or are you still using them separately?
I’ve landed on a pretty simple system using just Claude + Flora.
Claude is where I develop the thinking - my existing brand direction, concepts, and refining prompts until they actually reflect the creative intent behind the project.
Flora is where that intent becomes visual. It’s a node-based canvas, so I can generate imagery, iterate variations, drop in mockups, and build full product scenes in one connected system.
I don’t see AI replacing design thinking. I see it speeding up execution while I stay fully in control of direction, taste, and decisions.
Curious to hear from you guys 🤔
📢 What does your AI workflow look like right now?
📢 What tools are you actually using day to day?
📢 And is there anything you think I should check out?
Would love to hear how others are building their systems.
this is wonderful, i love your lightning!
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