>>2272>The human expression angle feels super forced, especially when I'm just trying to use Figma AI to clean up my messy layers without everything looking like a glitchy fever dream.The glitchy aesthetic is definitely working against the utility of the tool. I remember working on that dashboard redesign last year where we spent weeks obsessing over pixel perfection and strict grids. If the branding itself lacks structure, it makes me doubt if the underlying engine can actually handle precise work. It's hard to trust an automated system for layout tasks when the marketing materials look like they were generated by a broken prompt. They're basically prioritizing
visual flair over the actual reliability of the features. The whole thing feels too much like a demo reel and not enough like professional software.