I’m liking Stitch, once you get the hang of things, I think it can do some decent UX Design, here is my feedback from making a few web UX layouts for apps I’m building. I will try it more so it’s possible my feedback is immature.
Feedback:
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It starts creative, but then requires very granular instructions to not mess up
- Instead of me saying "Looks good but make it better or try new things
- I need to instead start being granular and telling it ‘move this to the right, move that to the right, add one of these elements here’
- So it loses its creativity and becomes more of a tool that I need to prompt with precise micro details precisely
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Only allows 1 image upload on the initial prompt
- We need to upload more than 1 image (i.e. to show a few pages or styles we like)
- We need to upload images after the initial prompt (i.e. to give more references or to show things)
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Make an Undo / Revert prompt feature
- If the recent Prompt was not great we can then undo it, as we will then be able to talk about the image generation before that in the next prompt
- Ideally let us revert back to the prompt we liked, i.e. if the next 4 UX image gens are not great, I would rather go back to the one that was (4-5 prompts ago) and revert to that so I can reprompt for there
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If I list 9 different scenarios for 9 different pages, I think it only produces me back 6 at a time
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If I have 6 different pages in my results because I gave a UX flow for 6 pages, then if I say something like ‘do this for all the pages, i.e. add icons’ many times in the next prompt it generates it will not give me back all 6 pages but will give me 4
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Btw, here is what I managed to accomplish with Google Stitch for one of my web apps “Modified by moderator”
As you can see my homepage / login screen was very basic, Google Stitch came up with something quite good and when I got my AI to code it up it made it even better
Feedback for Google Stitch is that it should ideally have come up with the end result that my AI came up with as my AI used the Google Stitch image as its inspiration
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Amazing work and thank you for the feedback. I think you’re spot on.
We’re working on uploading multiple images + a revert back feature. Stay tuned!
Nice, I’ve recently used Google Stitch to generate much more powerful UI/UX designs than the screenshot above for a different app, I’ll share those soon as the app is progressing in the build stage at the moment
why sont more tools like this have presets ? cant you add commonly use asks and code funtions that coders might know about or things that juust work better as presets so people who dont know how to code have these little wizards that just do it right instead of trial and error - u say use words that are the parts of the interface like call to action etc - why not have as an overlay over image so people know what those are in general - just cuz some know what the generic term is doesnt mean everyone will and if its an overlay u could just click it to add to prompt instead of typing or u could number it so u could just type the number to refrence it - less typing = faster iteration , less anoyance for user, - take the gunk outta having to know coding ideas to an extant by having a panel of coding word bubbles u can click to add that - even if someone knows what certain things are it doesnt mean they will think of it at that moment they need it - having a panel of common functionality lets u click and add at gamespeed - when u are working u are focused on a specific issue u are trying to fix - but if can just go thru a list of things u will add quickly u might get 40-50 percent of stuff done in one go
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Hi @Arcane_Paradigm Welcome to the community, thanks for flagging it, this is really creative feedback, I’ll surely bring it to team, keep posting more. Thanks
Is there a Changelog for Stitch somewhere?
Hey @Shannon_Green We’ve released quite a few new changes in Stitch recently. To make sure I provide you with the correct information, could you please specify which logs you are interested in knowing about?
