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ai-ui-generation

Generate UI with AI tools effectively: prompt structure, design-system grounding, iteration technique, and evaluating output quality. Use when using AI to create interfaces.

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# AI UI Generation

A vendor-neutral guide to generating user interfaces with AI tools: how to prompt for UI (structure, constraints, references), grounding output in your design system, iterating effectively, and judging quality — principles that apply whether the tool is a chat assistant, a dedicated UI generator, or an IDE agent.

## Overview

AI UI generation works best as **directed iteration**, not wish fulfillment. The tools produce plausible layouts fast; your job is supplying the constraints that make output match your product: the stack, the design tokens, the content, the states. Garbage in (vague prompt, no context) → generic in (a purple-gradient landing page that looks like every other AI landing page).

## When to use

- Drafting screens, layouts, and components with AI assistance.
- Exploring design directions quickly (divergent options, then converge).
- Generating boilerplate UI (forms, tables, settings pages) to refine by hand.
- Evaluating which parts of UI work to delegate vs hand-craft.