Learning pains
Non-science designers often lack of typography / color theory leads to unprofessional output. Stitch built-in Google Material Design specifications, can automatically generate interfaces that meet the design guidelines.
Learning Programs
- reverse analysis: Upload Dribbble's excellent artwork diagram and analyze its raster system with 'Generate a login page similar to this style'
- The Style Experiment: Compare the difference in generation between inputting 'Business Dark Theme' and 'Lively Gradient Color Theme'
- Component Library Learning: Get up to speed on standard component design with the 'Generate All Basic Form Controls' command.
Advice on avoiding pitfalls
- Avoid vague descriptions such as 'look better' and instead use specific instructions such as 'increase rounded corners by 40px + decrease saturation'
- Optimize unsatisfactory results using jargon such as 'adjust font size hierarchy to highlight main headings'
- After exporting a Figma file, you can use the 'Inspect' function to view the spacing system.
This answer comes from the articleStitch: using AI to quickly generate app interfaces and codeThe
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