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Try Verity is an AI-powered interview coaching platform that creates realistic interview simulations based on a candidate's actual resume and target job description.
For this challenge, I used Google Stitch as the center of a real product redesign workflow.
Instead of building a mockup from scratch, I imported screenshots from the existing product, generated redesigned interfaces, and used Stitch to transform those concepts into production-ready UI code.
My workflow:
• Existing Try Verity screens → AI redesign mockups
• Mockups imported into Google Stitch
• Stitch-generated UI and front-end structure
• Implementation and integration using Codex
• Integration into the real application
The goal was not to create a prototype, but to modernize an existing product while preserving functionality, workflows, and business logic.
The redesign covered the landing page, interview workspace, recruiter feedback experience, reporting dashboard, pricing pages, and onboarding flow.
Key improvements:
• Complete landing page redesign
• Interview workspace redesign
• Recruiter-style feedback experience
• Modern SaaS visual language
• Improved information hierarchy
• Better usability and readability
• Enterprise-grade UI patterns
Tools used:
• Google Stitch
• ChatGPT
• Codex
• Next.js
• React
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS
Application Web: https://www.tryverity.co/
Video Walkthrough:https://youtu.be/iITu8t9-5pw
Google Stitch became the bridge between visual exploration and implementation, allowing me to iterate much faster than a traditional design-to-development workflow.
Thanks to the Google Stitch team for building tools that make interface iteration dramatically faster.
Looks cool
😃 thanks
Pleasure
Mad props for pulling this off so beautifully.
Thanks you so much!!!
Wow, Christian, using Google Stitch for an actual product redesign workflow rather than just a standalone mockup is such a brilliant way to tackle this challenge!
Fantastic execution! I also just submitted my project for the challenge, STALL, a Swipe-to-Shop App designed to...
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Thanks Molly, I really wanted to show how Stitch could fit into a real product workflow rather than stopping at the mockup stage.
I'll definitely take a look at STALL. Best of luck in the challenge!
Great
App looking clean 🔥 What did you use to design your UI/UX?
Thanks! 🔥
Most of the UI/UX exploration started with Google Stitch for rapid prototyping and layout ideas. From there, I refined the experience around interview workflows, feedback panels, and candidate guidance to make it feel more like a real interview coach than a traditional...
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