"" From idea to app " is the slogan Google uses for its AI-powered UI generator, Stitch. I was playing with this tool for a while, and it made one thing very clear to me: this tool isn't about "designing the final UI design for you." It's about getting you out of the blank-canvas problem faster. My previous try of using Google Stitch."
"The better you articulate your intention, the more relevant output AI will generate for you. The framework I use for writing prompts is called Zoom-Out-Zoom-In. I start by creating a proper context for my product and explaining its target user, then zoom in on the actual screen/page design I want to generate, explaining the goal of a particular screen/page, its layout hierarchy, and the design constraints the AI should consider when generating it."
Google Stitch functions primarily as a rapid ideation tool that creates initial UI screens rather than final polished designs. Effective use requires a clear, structured prompt and selection of an appropriate AI model. The Zoom-Out-Zoom-In prompt framework sets product context, defines the target user, specifies the screen goal, and details layout hierarchy and constraints. Prompts should include concrete expectations for components, layout, and visual hierarchy to steer generated outcomes. Example prompts can define context (personal finance app), user (young professionals), screen goal (quick spending overview), layout (sticky header, large total, category cards), and components (header, numeric value, recent transactions).
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