Google’s new AI design tool doesn’t just generate interfaces – it introduces a new way to define them Google has unveiled Stitch, an experimental AI design tool from Google Labs that turns ideas into UI layouts and frontend code. But the real breakthrough isn’t the UI generation itself. It’s something much more interesting: DESIGN.md – […]

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Google has unveiled Stitch, an experimental AI design tool from Google Labs that generates UI layouts and frontend code from text descriptions. The more significant announcement is DESIGN.md, a machine-readable design specification format that replaces static files like Figma exports or PDFs. DESIGN.md enables AI tools to generate consistent UI from shared rules, allows developers to integrate design intent directly into code pipelines, and makes design version-controllable like software. The format represents a shift from 'design as a file' to 'design as a system-readable spec', potentially transforming how design and development teams collaborate.

and it might replace the way we share UI Design forever : fireup.pro

Google’s new AI design tool doesn’t just generate interfaces – it introduces a new way to define them

<p><a href="http://DESIGN.md" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">DESIGN.md</a> is the way for designers to teach developers to develop the design system :)</p>


<p>Wow, the UX future is <a href="http://DESIGN.md" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">DESIGN.md</a></p>
