Experimenting a lot with AI, one thing became clear: AI can match your design vision,Experimenting a lot with AI, one thing became clear: AI can match your design vision,
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Lorant Trellay
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• Feb 24
Experimenting a lot with AI, one thing became clear: AI can match your design vision, but only if you are specific. Vague prompts = generic results.
So here is my current process using Figma Make, before I build anything, I ask AI to analyze the design language of a screenshot to build a design system first. Think of it as a style guide where colors, typography, and spacing are all locked in. Once that foundation is there, I use that same design system to build my application, website, whatever the project is.
The result? Way more consistent outputs and a lot less back and forth.
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Varad Parulekar
pro
• Feb 25
Will try this, looks to be faster and better as well
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Sepehr Babaei
• Feb 25
Style first, build later, makes total sense. Feels like treating AI as a junior designer instead of a magic box.
Give Cursor AI a shot too
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Lorant Trellay
pro
• Feb 25
Hey @Sepehr Babaei, my general tool-stack are Claude Code/Codex inside Cursor desktop.
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Stephanie Asoegwu
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• Feb 26
Specific prompts really do change everything. Vague in = vague out, every time 🙌
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