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(See the carousel below that I created for one of my posts)
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(See the carousel below that I created for one of my posts)
I am quite amazed at what vibe coding can achieve now.
A few months ago, LLMs were very bad at coding UX/UI and anything that needed design.
But now?
You can literally describe what you want in plain English and get a fully functional design such as this carousel that looks professional.
Something that would take a designer hours to create, can now be done in minutes with plain English.
It still can’t compare to the top designers, but the gap between idea and execution is shrinking faster than ever. I’d say it’s functional, but not beautiful yet because I only spent 5 minutes. With another 30 minutes, I should be able to produce something more decent. I believe that once I have a decent template, it will be reusable for future posts in just 1 or 2 minutes.
What used to require:
- Design skills
- Technical knowledge
- Hours of work
- $$$ for tools
Now just needs:
- Clear thinking
- Good prompts
- 5 minutes
This is why I’m bullish on AI tools that bridge the gap between creativity and execution.
The future belongs to those who can think clearly and communicate well with AI.
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