As decades-exp SWE I love using Claude Design for any kind of app and web development, because it gives much faster visual feedback loop than changing views within deep framework stack. It much easier to "tell" coding agent what I need instead of writing wall of prose to define visual stuff.
I reminds me old WYSIWYG and unlike Figma it has full HTML/CSS capabilities available.
How I work with it:
- I ask agent to extract part of app into Design, let it even use playwright-cli to get full rendering of the particular view.
- perform design session in Design.
- once design system is perfected I go down to Claude Code dungeons, do /design-sync.
- perform on the stack implementation session.
Actually you don't need Claude Design UI for any of that too. Just ask any coding agent to prepare local mock HTMLs and iterate over them.
I reminds me old WYSIWYG and unlike Figma it has full HTML/CSS capabilities available.
How I work with it:
- I ask agent to extract part of app into Design, let it even use playwright-cli to get full rendering of the particular view.
- perform design session in Design.
- once design system is perfected I go down to Claude Code dungeons, do /design-sync.
- perform on the stack implementation session.
Actually you don't need Claude Design UI for any of that too. Just ask any coding agent to prepare local mock HTMLs and iterate over them.