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Claude Design is great because I always knew what I needed UX designers to do. A software engineer can pick up frontend UX concepts really easily, but it's just still a full time job to keep up, iterate, do states.

I've worked with graphic designers, whether its 1 person on a team, or a group, or a division, and had the back and forth for years. I've also contracted with many graphic designers to polish my own applications as well as promotional materials. I've contracted with agencies, I know what a style guide looks like, a press kit, a design library shared between applications and departments needs to have.

Now it's not a full time job. Its 3 tabs for different user flows in the application.

And on the flip side, designers can also deploy software now that's good enough - (I feel like I can deploy more efficient software than an AI will initially suggest, and do things that stay on free tiers for far longer than anyone just going along with AI's suggestions.)