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Bellow is a single prompt Product page redesign with Claude Design and Google Stitch. Which one you'd go with? Any thoughts / examples of results you're getting?
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I totally agree. I generated a perfect template design with Google Stitch with a single prompt but for client work which has more specific intent it falls a bit short.
i suggest create a design.md file where you give the typography, colors, and other global.css guidelines. and share a referrence layout, this way you can oneshot the design into more beautiful site.
This sounds like an iteration when you already have a good idea of what you want, and fair enough, this example is exactly that although I like to use AI for ideation, see what it comes up with and take it from there.
Btw, Google Stitch produces great design.md files :))
I will go for the Google stitch design
Classic web design. Gives me a bit of a WordPress vibes..
Oh, that is great
Google Stitch one looks better to me!
Very strong execution here. The design feels intentional, polished, and investor-ready. I choose Claude design
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