For this challenge, I used

For this challenge, I used Illustrator to create an AI assistant mascot and Figma for the color palette/font reference. Then I used Stitch to turn my fun idea into a working, simple, user-friendly prototype in a few minutes. I started with a prompt describing a language-creating app with a fun AI companion for the general audience and first-time users. Stitch assisted in generating mobile screens, user flow, and organizing everything from start to finish. I refined it later with the finishing touches

I never used Stitch before, this is my first time using it, so this was an interesting new experience for me. Stitch managed to get the look I wanted, and the outputs were not only desirable but also thoughtful and well organized. It was surprisingly easy transitioning from an idea to something that actually feels real.

My favorite part is Stitch remixing my uploaded files with concept ideas into the prototype I wanted. However, that there were a few moments where I hit a snag. When Stitch couldn't fully understand my requests. So I had to reword my words and rearrange them until I got the desired results.

To me, this is not a replacement In terms of design thinking and designing systems. However, it's a great tool for those needing their ideas pulled and formatted into something they can build, improve, and test.

I had fun using this tool though, and I can see myself coming back to it if/when I need it for specific purposes

Project Link:

https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/8255278192981798309