"One skill separates good designers: the ability to clearly articulate their intention. No matter what tool you use, whether it's a traditional UI design tool like Figma or Sketch or AI tools like Figma Make, your ability to explain what you want to see accounts for 50% of your design success. The other 50% comes from your hard and soft skills. When it comes to AI-powered design, your ability to write decent prompts will have a direct impact on the quality of your design. In this guide, I want to share some specific tips and tricks that you can use for Figma Make to maximize the output."
"Perhaps the most important rule to remember when using AI tools is to Front-load your first prompt with essential details The quality of the context you provide upfront directly affects the quality of the output generated by AI. The clearer and more complete your initial prompt is, the fewer follow-up prompts you'll need to reach the result you want. In other words, good prompting is not about iteration; it's about initial..."
Clear articulation of intention is a core design skill. Prompt-writing accounts for about 50% of design success when using tools like Figma, Sketch, or Figma Make; the remaining 50% comes from hard and soft skills. AI-powered design output depends directly on prompt quality. Front-loading the initial prompt with essential details improves the AI output and reduces the number of follow-up prompts required. The TOKEN framework is recommended for constructing the initial prompt. Good prompting emphasizes a complete, clear initial instruction rather than relying primarily on iterative corrections.
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