A designer used Claude, Replit, and Gemini Build to skip wireframes and build user flows in hours instead of days. Claude mapped out core features like sign-in and profile setup, Replit added wallet integration and dual perspectives, and Gemini Build polished the visuals into something close to production-ready.
Recently, I experimented with Claude, Replit, and Gemini Build to speed up my UI design process. Claude gave me the essential features I needed with a simple, straightforward interface. It even supported early user flows like profile setup and sign-in, which helped me quickly imagine how users would start. Replit went deeper into profiles, adding details and even wallet features. I liked how it showed the experience from both a participant and a host perspective, which made the interface feel more complete. Gemini Build stood out for its design. The margins, toggles, and layouts felt polished and close to a finished product, even if some functionality is still limited. By combining all 3, I was able to skip the wireframing stage and go straight into refining the user experience. That's the power of these tools— they let me move from idea to interaction much faster.
