I think UI quality is going to stop being as important when anybody can just generate an "average" UI that is good enough in minutes.

Ultimately, this really just shifts the focus towards product design and ideation rather than UI design.

Will give it a try but my experience with Claude and browser use so far is that it’s extremely lazy: it rarely notices or cares when something doesn’t look right, it needs lots of pointing out “hey you ignored that broken render” etc

Claude used 65% of my Design budget for one run: a website (4 ref images and ~3 pdfs).

Can't even test two designs. No idea if PDFs used up so much budget.

12 prompts and my weekly usage on the 5x Max plan is up :(

Hmm.. i don't like prompting my way to fix pixel decisions.

Fed it my figma file to it and creating a design system. And yeah, it looks like it, but it's still wayyy off at the same time

We used to have RAD based IDE's and now I guess with AI we're going full circle, I'm curious how their mobile thing works, if its just React Native based or what.

To people saying its replacing Lovable. It's still missing the ability to deploy right from the app with a backend ready to go. I'm sure it will get there tho.

Well, after having high expectations from watching the intro the actual result of a simple prompt "Bear on a bicycle" is very underwhelming.

Maybe AI is not good at everything, yet.

This Ai will help vibe coders but won't be better than UI/UX designer with experience. We saw huge difference in our app when we have started working with one.

Start designing at claude.ai/design.

That link is redirecting me to https://claude.ai/404, anyone else?