Natural Language Interaction Design Paradigm
Stitch pioneered the introduction of chat interactions into design tools, allowing users to directly modify the generated interface through natural language commands such as "round the corners of the buttons to 8px" or "add a shadow effect to the product card". This mode of interaction reduces the learning curve of the design tool and makes it possible for non-professionals to make professional-level adjustments.
Technology realization mechanism
- Incremental generation: retains the original design tree structure and only modifies specified attributes
- Contextual understanding: memorizing pre-dialogue history maintains design consistency
- Multi-schema proposal: 3 optional execution schemes for fuzzy commands
Workflow optimization
Typical iterative process:
1. Base generation: "E-commerce product listing page"
2. First-time optimization: "Add filter sidebar"
3. Secondary adjustment: "Change primary color to #4285F4
4. Detail refinement: "Product card to add hover animation"
Tests have shown that this conversational workflow is more than three times more efficient than the parameter panel adjustments of traditional design tools, and is particularly well suited to the fast-moving, early stages of product design.
This answer comes from the articleStitch: using AI to quickly generate app interfaces and codeThe
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