Disclaimer: I'm a product designer who is very skeptical of the enthusiasm around AI as I can see a future where product will instead rely on AI instead of designers to create interfaces.
Disclaimer: I'm a product designer who is very skeptical of the enthusiasm around AI as I can see a future where product will instead rely on AI instead of designers to create interfaces.
My high-level hypothesis is that in the same way browser-based design (Figma) displaced Sketch... code-based design will displace Figma. It will start with the longtail and smaller teams. Figma has a stranglehold on enterprise. But I refuse to believe I will be making vector pictures of products in the longrun. It will feel as easy to design interfaces in code. The article is an attempt at discouraging text-based prompting in that world though. I'd much rather have a modern sketching/wireframing tool connected to my code base and design system.