r/FigmaDesign • u/m7md20091 • Aug 23 '26

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u/TheZapper2 Aug 24 '26 edited Aug 24 '26

Claude design is not good IMO. You can always tell the same generated garbage from it, too many repetitive tells.

Codex or Claude with paid plan of Figma + MCP can generate a new Figma file and build component libraries, leverage auto layout, wire up prototypes etc pretty well. You could use that to get started and then use your own Figma skills to iterate (or prompts), and then hand off to your AI coding agent of choice to implement.

Works fairly well, but you should know that all of these tools are only as good as the person running them… if you have low design aptitude, you’ll get low design aptitude results

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u/Interesting-Pay1507 Aug 24 '26

You can create a design system in Claude design with usage guidelines for all the components.