A few seconds after the prompt is entered into a textbox, Figma mocks up an app with menu listings, a tab bar, and even buttons for delivery partners like Uber Eats and DoorDash.
Recently announced a major UI redesign, new generative AI tools to help people more easily make projects, and built-in slideshow functionality (credit)
Adding “AI-enhanced” asset search and auto-generated text in designs instead of generic Lorem ipsum placeholder text.
A Tone feature lets you use AI to auto-rewrite slide text on two axes: “Concise” to “Expanded” and “Casual” to “Professional”, and can reword phrasing in a style such as “Executive,” “Technical,” or “Educational.” (credit)
Our take:
If you use Figma, use their new AI features.
Pros:
Free full Figma plan for educators, including students!
Simple-to-use interface, with aesthetically pleasing designs
Quick turnaround time, especially for typically time-consuming interface design
Cons:
Copyright controversy: accused of “heavily” training the tool on existing apps (credit)
A few seconds after the prompt is entered into a textbox, Figma mocks up an app with menu listings, a tab bar, and even buttons for delivery partners like Uber Eats and DoorDash.
Recently announced a major UI redesign, new generative AI tools to help people more easily make projects, and built-in slideshow functionality (credit)
Adding “AI-enhanced” asset search and auto-generated text in designs instead of generic Lorem ipsum placeholder text.
A Tone feature lets you use AI to auto-rewrite slide text on two axes: “Concise” to “Expanded” and “Casual” to “Professional”, and can reword phrasing in a style such as “Executive,” “Technical,” or “Educational.” (credit)
The Interface
Target demographic
Students, designers, developers, and product developers
Our take
If you use Figma, use their new AI features.
Pros
Free full Figma plan for educators, including students!
Simple-to-use interface, with aesthetically pleasing designs
Quick turnaround time, especially for typically time-consuming interface design
Cons
Copyright controversy: accused of “heavily” training the tool on existing apps (credit)
