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I spent the last two weeks exploring how AI can practically support UI/UX design.
That led to an AI-powered UI/UX generator for web and mobile. Instead of starting from a blank canvas, users describe what they’re building and get a structured starting layout to refine.
AI helped most with layout composition, component hierarchy, and early visualization. Its limits were clear too: prompt sensitivity, broken consistency, and unreliable outputs.
This project reinforced that AI works best as a support too speeding up early exploration while humans lead on users, usability, and product decisions.
Project: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dFVB_ee6
using NextJs, TypeScript, Clerk, Neon, ShadnCn, React(react-rnd, react-zoom-pan-pinch, react-syntax-highlighter)
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