I replaced Figma with Claude Design, Replit, and Google Stitch for a week — and only one kept up with the workflow
The article discusses the author's experience replacing Figma with AI-driven design tools Claude Design, Replit, and Google Stitch for a week. It highlights the evolving landscape of design tools, where prompt-first generators are becoming more capable and integrated into workflows. Ultimately, Replit emerged as the most effective alternative, demonstrating significant functionality that aligns with traditional design practices.
- ▪The design tooling landscape is divided between manual editors and prompt-first generators.
- ▪Replit has evolved into a competitive design tool with features that support direct editing and visual building.
- ▪The author found that Replit covered more of their Figma workflow than anticipated, allowing for adjustments in design elements.
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