Nick Perry shows how to use Google's free Stitch tool to design a polished UI, export it as an MCP package, and feed it to Claude Code to generate production-ready code with animations and a full design system.
Cloud Code is amazing at writing code, the ugliest front ends you've ever seen. So here's how you fix that with a free Google tool called Stitch. First, go to Stitch and describe your app idea in plain English, like a clean task app for photographers. Then drop in a few reference images from Pinterest or Dribbble, and it builds you a full UI with every screen plus a matching design system. Once you're happy with the design, hit export, select MCP, and copy that into your Claude Code terminal. Now Claude Code has full access to all your Stitch designs, so you give it one prompt and it turns them into production-ready code with smooth animations across every screen. If you found this helpful, or if you want to learn more, give me a follow.
