Microsoft now recognizes "vibe coding" as a core skill. With tools like Lovable, v0.. high-fidelity UI is officially a commodity - it’s just a prompt away.
But after years in product, the truth is simple: software rarely fails because the visuals aren't "good enough." It fails because the structure is broken.
UI is a prompt; Information Architecture is a strategy. Psychological and contextual logic is key. That is where the real ROI lives.
Use AI for the surface. Hire a designer for the foundation.
anyone at the company, not just designers, can open claude and prototype inside the real product. real screens, real components, test data
the skill is basically a map of our design system for claude. every component, when to use it, what to use instead. that's what stops it from making stuff up
the video is the same map but for humans. component library, flip variants, see the code. at the end you see the notes claude gets for that same button
Pulling a photo out to open the whole set is such a playful way to browse, way more fun than a plain grid. The sounds probably do a lot of the work in making it feel like real paper. Did Claude handle the spin physics, or did you tune the momentum by hand?