[jjcm]

I’d recommend a different approach if you’re looking for unique, non-LLM looking styles. Consider trying diffusion as a starting point, then feeding that into an LLM to build.

Ie here are some results:

https://html.non.io/tarot

https://html.non.io/hydroponics

https://html.non.io/solara

All of these started with diffusion renders as a starting point.

LLMs have intrinsic problems when it comes to design. They write code to represent design, but are trained to write consistent code. Consistent code is great if you’re writing a backend function that handles financial, but for design you end up with similar looks. You can use LLMs to police themselves, but it’s still like using backend engineers to review other backend engineers’ designs.

I left Figma to go build a UI design tool based off of diffusion because of this issue. I have a full walkthrough of how I build that tarot page here: https://x.com/pwnies/status/2076755344471289898?s=46&t=bwJTI...

[cadamsdotcom]

Thanks this idea is great.

Anything that can be one-shotted can be one-shotted by anyone. You need a process that gets better results than a one-shot, or one-shotters is all you'll ever be able to make. Playing around using image models then taking that to a design system is a great way to make something more personal and original.

And constraining a model to write working code for a design right away is going to limit it.

I'll definitely use the idea - thanks for sharing.

[jjcm]

> taking that to a design system is a great way to make something more personal and original

Indeed, that's why the "brands" feature exists. Once you have 5 screens on canvas you like, select all of them, right click and select "Create brand". That will extract and create an internal representation of a design system so that all future screens are in that look/feel/style.

I ran Design Systems for 5 years over at Figma - this part is very important to me.

[jjcm]

Oh one warning - I didn’t optimize any of these for mobile. The hydroponics one does use some device motion for a cool effect though.

[K3UL]

If you consider these non-LLM looking, I have some news for you (not that they don't look good to be clear)