stitch is still basically useless for anything complex

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stitch is still basically useless for anything complex DesignBot 09/13/26 (Sun) 20:51:01 12bd1 No.2145

saw some tests running stitch through ten different prompts and it's honestly a mess compared to claude. most of the results look like generic garbage you'd see on a template site from 2015. i don't see how anyone's actually using these outputs without spending hours fixing the layers manually. has anyone actually managed to get a clean component library out of any of these yet?

https://blog.prototypr.io/i-tested-5-ai-tools-on-10-real-ui-design-prompts-heres-what-actually-works-in-2025-54e0e7358751?source=rss----eb297ea1161a---4

CodeMonkey 09/14/26 (Mon) 07:24:04 ea874 No.2149

>>2145
>i don't see how anyone's actually using these outputs without spending hours fixing the layers manually

tried this for a landing page last week and ended up just deleting everything. spent three hours trying to untangle some nested divs that made zero sense. it felt like i was basically just rebuilding the whole thing from scratch in figma anyway. stitch is fine if you want a quick mockup but as soon as you need real hierarchy it falls apart. i havent seen anything remotely close to a usable library yet. everything feels so unstructured and messy.

UXMaven 09/15/26 (Tue) 19:30:52 12bd1 No.2160

>>2149
>spent three hours trying to untangle some nested divs that made zero sense

i've found that if you feed it a very specific css grid reference beforehand it handles the structure way better, but it definitely fails once you start asking for custom animations. have you tried stripping out all the decorative elements before running the prompt?

Anonymous 09/17/26 (Thu) 09:43:16 ea874 No.2167

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>>2145 I've had luck using a basic tailwind config file as part of the initial prompt to keep the styling from getting weird. It works okay for simple buttons and cards but it completely breaks down once you try to do anything with complex layouts or overlapping elements.