Friday is almost here! Before you unplug, here’s one last round of insights and updates. Whether you read them now or save them for later, you won’t want to miss these.
When designing layouts with AI, settling for the very first output is a common mistake. You end up stuck tweaking a single layout that never quite hits the mark.
The faster path to a polished result: ask for multiple iterations right from your first prompt.
Ask for Variations Upfront. Instead of one mock-up, tell the AI to “get creative and show three different iterations” using your design system. You'll immediately get a range of concepts: different layout structures, background treatments, and typography placement.
Direct and Blend. You don't have to pick just one. Act as the creative director and combine the best parts. For example, apply Option B's background style to Option A's main structure.
“Give the list items more breathing room away from the call to action.”
Lock In Your Winner. Once the design matches your vision, ask the AI to finalize that variation as a master template.
Pro Tip: Before making radical changes, duplicate your design and title it with today's date so you can easily revert if the AI forgets past instructions.
Want to see this workflow in action? We walk through it step by step in our recent session replay: Claude Design: Visually Elevate Your Work Without a Creative Team — taught by Michael Stelzner and available instantly when you join the AI Business Society .
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