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I built a small prototype exploring a different way of making music with AI.
Most tools generate songs for you.
I wanted something different a tool where AI helps you shape the music you feel.
The idea is closer to a Wattpad for music: a space where amateur creators can explore sounds, jam in collaborative Spaces, and gradually build their own tracks.
Still an early prototype, but I’d love to hear your thoughts.
You can check my post for #Figmamakeathon here https://contra.com/community/8QEQ7cWR-revolutionize-music-creation-with-vibebeat-ai?r=jessicamena
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Google just launched an AI design tool. But is it actually useful for designers, or just another pretty demo?
I tested it. Here's what genuinely impressed me. 👇
✅ What Works
🟡Sectional edit
🟡Set your own theme
🟡Pre-generated design system
🟡Copy to Figma
🟡Generate variants in seconds
Part 2 coming — where Stitch falls short. 👀
This breakdown is so useful. The sectional edit feature alone makes it worth testing
Google Stitch — A Designer's Honest Take (Part 2/2)
Last time I covered what works. Now the honest part. 👇
❌ The Gaps
UI output quality isn't groundbreaking
Other platforms aren't far behind, and their outputs are more immediately usable beyond just visuals. Stitch only generates UI, the HTML/CSS export exists, but it's basic and not production-ready.
So who is this actually for?
Stitch isn't trying to replace designers, and it's not quite ready to hand developers production code either. It sits in a sweet spot: rapid ideation with a real design system behind it.
If you're a freelance designer, this shaves hours off early-stage concepting and client presentations. If you're a developer hoping to skip the design phase entirely — not yet.
Threat? No.
Tool? Yes, if you know where to use it.
What if minimalism isn’t less — but more intentional?
This is COCO — a finished packaging system built on restraint.
Clean hierarchy, deliberate typography, purposeful whitespace,reduced elements.
But the key shift is here:
→ material becomes the design.
→ The aluminum isn’t just a container
it defines the color, the light, the presence.
A few intentional decisions:
1. Removing everything that didn’t carry meaning
2. letting hierarchy guide instead of decorate
3. treating material as the primary visual layer
For me, minimalism is not less design —
it’s more attention to every detail.
Great!!
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