Issue #4: Text-to-UI vs Figma AI vs v0 — pick the path

Hey — Yuan here.

Issue #3 was wireframes before Figma. This week is the next fork: generate a discussable screen from a prompt, stay inside the design file, or spike clickable UI toward code. Mixing those jobs is how demos look great and handoffs fall apart.

Still the starter stack for flows → wireframes → hi-fi → handoff. Use it when you need stages, not one "best AI UI" pile.

https://ai-design-kit.com/packs?occupation=ui-product-designer&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_4&utm_content=pack_ui-product

For when the brief is words (or a rough screenshot) and you need hi-fi screens to react to — before you invest in full system craft in Figma. Skip if you only need light edits inside an existing file.

https://ai-design-kit.com/blog/best-text-to-ui-ai-tools?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_4&utm_content=post_text-to-ui

In-file exploration vs a path that lands as clickable React UI. Same product question, different contracts with engineering.

https://ai-design-kit.com/blog/figma-ai-vs-v0?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_4&utm_content=post_figma-vs-v0

Google Stitch — when you want a Labs canvas for prompt / screenshot / .fig remix into hi-fi concepts, then hand toward Figma or a builder — not a permanent design-system home:
https://ai-design-kit.com/tools/stitch?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_4&utm_content=tool_stitch

v0 — when a static frame isn't enough and you need clickable UI with a front-end path (skip if you only want AI inside Figma):
https://ai-design-kit.com/tools/v0?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=issue_4&utm_content=tool_v0

That's it for #4. If something on a listing looks wrong, reply — I'll fix it.

— Yuan