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UI Prototyping

Learn how to request fully functional UI prototypes from our multi-agent AI system. From a simple description to production-ready React components.

Overview

Our multi-agent system transforms your ideas into working UI prototypes. Simply describe what you want to build, and our specialized AI agents collaborate to deliver polished, responsive React components with Tailwind CSS styling.

The system handles everything from component architecture to visual design, ensuring your prototypes are not just functional but also follow best practices and modern design patterns.

The Process

Follow these four simple steps to get your UI prototype:

1

Describe Your Vision

Start by describing what you want to build. Be as specific or general as you like—mention the type of interface, key features, user interactions, and any design preferences you have.

2

Agent Collaboration

Our product expert analyzes your requirements while the UI architect designs the component structure. They work together to ensure your prototype meets both functional and aesthetic goals.

3

Code Generation

The code generator agent creates production-quality React components using TypeScript and Tailwind CSS. Components are built with ShadCN UI primitives for consistent, accessible interfaces.

4

Review & Iterate

Our code reviewer ensures quality, then delivers your prototype. Request refinements if needed—the system supports iterative improvements until you're satisfied.

What You Get

Every UI prototype includes:

Core

React Components

Production-ready TypeScript components with proper typing and documentation.

Dark Mode Ready

Components styled for dark mode first with proper color tokens and contrast.

Responsive Design

Mobile-first layouts that adapt beautifully to any screen size.

Accessible UI

Built with ShadCN components that follow WAI-ARIA guidelines.

Example Workflow

Your Request

“I need a dashboard card component that shows user metrics. It should display a title, a large number, a percentage change indicator (up or down), and a sparkline chart. Use blue accents and make it look modern.”

What Happens

  • 1Product expert defines acceptance criteria and edge cases
  • 2UI architect creates component specification with props and variants
  • 3Code generator builds the component with mock data integration
  • 4Code reviewer validates and creates a pull request

You Receive

A complete MetricCard component ready to use, with a PR link for review.