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Needed to design an image for a data security card for a new client. Tried using Claude Code at first, but soon turned to Figma.
What do you prefer?
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Your humble self looks good
thank you for the feedback.
You're welcome
Nice one! I'm curious what's your workflow with Claude Code like. for instance in a project like this?
I create a new project and feed it lots of context first. brand manual and so on. ideally also current graphics. and lots of references on how your outcome is supposed to look like.
But I am not an AI design pro to be honest.
Hey that's brilliant, thanks for replying so quick.
And we are all learning so its all good, sharing processes is the way we all get better : ) So thanks!
Looks good !
Voted Claude Design. The binary/data visual language in that version feels more native to a security context than generic iconography. For a client card like this, the atmosphere matters as much as the icons.
I prefer my humble self option
Designers are always better than AI. These principal roles No AI can ever compete with designers is empathy, brand strategy, and marketing.
well said
You're welcome
Nice!
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