Both solve the same brief. But they solve it using completely different visual logic.
Option A bets on cinematic depth. Layered composition, neon lighting, atmospheric tension. It's designed to make you feel something before you read anything.
This is a marketing visual I built. A lot of people might see the final image and assume it's one generated output. It's not. It's manually created with layers, each one placed and blended with a specific visual hierarchy in mind.
Claude 4.7 and "Claude Design" just dropped, and honestly, I have mixed feelings.
If you’ve tried the Build mode in Google AI Studio, this feels pretty similar on the surface. You act as a creative director: you prompt the feeling you want, and the AI spits out a functional UI...