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AI tools don’t always understand design the same way.
Some are really good at creating beautiful, spacious and aesthetically pleasing interfaces.
Others focus more on functionality, user flow and UX — even if the final interface doesn’t look as polished.
And that is why you need to understand the strengths of your AI tools and direct them accordingly.
For this design, I tested Claude, ChatGPT, and Figma Make.
Now I want to know which one was the best.
Pick your winner 👇
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