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Summary
Sharing personal experience of using Codex and Claude Code to refactor front-end UI via vibe coding. Disclaimer: not professional design, for technical reference only.
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How to Refactor Frontend UI with Codex and Claude Code
Disclaimer: I am not a designer, nor a professional frontend developer. The redesigned UI may still have various UI/UX issues. Everything is done based on my own evaluation and capabilities, not professional advice. I just want to share how to do a major UI refactor using vibe coding.
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