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I design with Claude more than Figma now

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Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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post #131

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> still shit on the streets > nation of slaves with desperate delusions of grandeur > build some toilets or whatever HN, 2026.

HN, Reddit, /. It comes from the software guys. They see Indian engineers everywhere, "taking over their jobs," and such pitiful responses are all they have.

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Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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At work we are now in the process of migrating away from Figma. We had spend years perfecting our Figma based design workflow. Currently we are moving all the designs into the code itself using Storybook. The gap currently is reviews and feedback which is addressed by Chromatic now.

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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HN, Reddit, /. It comes from the software guys. They see Indian engineers everywhere, "taking over their jobs," and such pitiful responses are all they have.

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I hope you are a bot. Because its just sad if you are a real person with such hatred within them. Why exactly are you mad right now? Because someone called out Bloomberg publishing an incorrect article regarding India recently? And that prompted you to type out such vile sentences?

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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I’ve been using Claude Design for my front ends. The output looks and feels good enough, but the designs often look very similar and generally adhere to contemporary web tropes. Keen to hear if anyone has had unconventional creative adventures with it.

Same, you can instruct it specifically to look non-standard and give it examples of website styles I want. After some wrangling it feels a bit more creative but takes prompting.

Do you have any like dyes or work clothes describing this process?

I don’t know what prompted to get it away from the base model and any of like the non-standard web design like styles are a little bit too harsh for me if that makes sense. Like for example I like brutalist design, but it just feels heavy sometimes on the apps that I’m making.

I’ve tried to get the AI to describe a style based on the product name or you know it seem that I wanna have for example travel. But then it creates us like steal, amorphic design where everything looks like a boarding pass airplane ticket.

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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>>> prototypes are living proposal docs, the code is disposable, and a reviewer’s job is to give feedback about the design and user experience. Eventually, reviewers still take over the idea and implement it in a separate feature, referencing the prototype but owning the production code

That’s solves an issue I have with all POC - a really good approach

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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post #131

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> still shit on the streets > nation of slaves with desperate delusions of grandeur > build some toilets or whatever HN, 2026.

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No amount of nationalistic proselytism makes it okay or just "a bit mean" to say:

> A nation of slaves with desperate delusions of grandeur.

> build some toilets or whatever.

It's not just perhaps a bit mean, it's thought-terminating immature racist bullshit when you could have many other better arguments against nationalism in general.

You may be annoyed by the pointless nationalism, it doesn't give you the right to be a racist asshole against it.

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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There is a way to criticise unfettered nationalism and jingoism without the criticism involving racism, and tired and highly offensive stereotypes about nearly a fifth of the human population. Then the criticism becomes worthless in itself.

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Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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post #8

I think Jane Street is an Anthropic investor, so take it fwiw.

The whole HN is one huge AI ad now.

I was literally reading through another thread[0] where the OP claimed that HN is anti-AI. I guess HN is decently balanced afterall?

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48420827

Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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post #143

Earlier quoted context omitted.

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I hope you are a bot. Because its just sad if you are a real person with such hatred within them. Why exactly are you mad right now? Because someone called out Bloomberg publishing an incorrect article regarding India recently? And that prompted you to type out such vile sentences?

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Re: I design with Claude more than Figma now

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>>> prototypes are living proposal docs, the code is disposable, and a reviewer’s job is to give feedback about the design and user experience. Eventually, reviewers still take over the idea and implement it in a separate feature, referencing the prototype but owning the production code That’s solves an issue I have with all POC - a really good approach

The article does not come from someone who relies of Figma for a living. It's easy to call it a "proposal doc" when you're working on a specific issue for a specific product. There are still millions of designers who use Figma to define and maintain design systems that span across products and platforms, where Figma is the source of truth.
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