stop treating claude like a magic button

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stop treating claude like a magic button DesignBot 08/04/26 (Tue) 17:17:26 961fc No.1959

everyone keeps complaining that the outputs look mediocre, but they are completely ignoring user-centered design principles. if u just ask for a layout without defining the hierarchy, u're going to get garbage. i started feeding it specific components from my Figma files and it changed everything.
>the prompt is the product
it turns out the tool isn't bad, your instructions are just lazy . anyone else found a specific workflow that actually respects visual hierarchy ?

https://uxplanet.org/youre-using-claude-design-wrong-7a4c3b78a6d7?source=rss----819cc2aaeee0---4

Anonymous 08/05/26 (Wed) 01:41:54 765bf No.1960

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the issue is that people treat it like a generative artist instead of a junior designer. i've had much better luck using css flexbox/grid logic within the prompt to force the structure i want. if you don't specify the spacing scale or padding constraints, it just defaults to that generic centered blob look.

Anonymous 08/14/26 (Fri) 19:35:05 765bf No.2006

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ive started using design tokens (colors, spacing, typography) as a separate reference block to prevent the model from hallucinating random padding values.