@LinearUncle: Not to complain, but many websites made by Claude feel like techies' self-indulgence, with a strong Claude AI flavor. I rarely see designers praising Claude, maybe because different professions are like different mountains. Codex-related models' direct output interfaces, though not as good as Claude's individually, hide a powerful tool: GPT-image-2. Using GPT-image-2 to generate UI images (preferably with reference images) yields very beautiful and distinctive results. However, translating these UI images into actual websites or app interfaces has always been a challenge. I previously shared a Chinese designer's approach, and today I'll share another great solution.
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User complains that Claude-generated websites lack design sense and have an obvious AI flavor, while UI images generated by Codex models combined with GPT-image-2 look better, but implementation still faces challenges.
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Not to complain, but many websites made by Claude feel like tech enthusiasts’ self-indulgence, with a strong Claude AI flavor. I rarely see designers praising Claude—maybe it’s because different trades are separated by mountains.
The interfaces directly output by Codex-related models, though not as good as Claude’s when viewed alone, hide a killer feature: GPT-image-2. Using GPT-image-2 to generate UI images (preferably with reference images) produces very beautiful and distinctive results.
However, how to actually turn these UI images into real websites or app interfaces has always been a challenge. Previously, I shared an idea from a Chinese designer; today, I’ll share a new solution from another master.
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