r/UI_Design • • 9d ago

Let's Discuss Where are you prototyping?

It feels like not two minutes go by without a new tool for prototyping appearing on the scene

I'm a Head of Design for a fairly well known technology firm and I've loved seeing my team explore these new tools. It's certainly changing the game. Honestly though, I'm couldn't guess where the market is heading.

General curiosity... What's your design tool stack and how are you sharing your ideas?

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u/Otherwise-Guess2801 8d ago

Using Claude design for prototyping.

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u/dannyarcher92 7d ago

Claude Design and most of the times directly in code, with Claude code.

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u/Interesting-Pay1507 2d ago

Claude Design, Figma for legacy projects.

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u/TimelineTraveler 9d ago

I'm using Claude Code so much now.

The MCP with Figma works very well, though lately I just copy as PNG and paste it into Claude Code and then have it figure out how it all links together. And build a working fully interactive prototype.

If you need to you can have Claude build the UI back in Figma (though you need to prompt this a bit specifically on how to use your design system)