Step-by-step Figma workflows from How I AI expert interviews. Each guide includes prompts, code snippets, and practical tips.
Export the states that exist in code but are missing from the design file. One prompt asks the agent to find every state in a flow, place editable versions side by side in Figma, and give designers a current canvas for refinement.
Move a running page into Figma as editable design, let the team refine it together, then give the updated frame URL back to a coding agent so it can apply the design to the local codebase.
Build a repeatable Midjourney brand system by testing a visual mood board, isolating the style references that actually work, layering in a personalization code, and documenting the final recipe for reuse.
Wrap Figma extraction, implementation, and browser comparison in one `/figma` command so a teammate can paste a frame link and get a close first pass that corrects its own obvious misses.
Turn a static Figma direction into a disposable interactive prototype that reveals responsive, resizing, toggling, and edge behavior, then hand engineering the decisions and evidence rather than presenting prototype code as production code.
Turn a brand system into reusable image generation guidance, explore concepts broadly, refine one direction with controlled variations, and prepare a transparent production asset while recording prompts, references, model versions, rights, and edits.
Use a one sentence product idea as the trigger for a source grounded PRD, not as the complete requirement. Retrieve company evidence, generate linked problem and solution sections, compare prototypes, and revise from the earliest disputed assumption.
Use index cards to explore a mobile flow anywhere, then give the photographed sequence enough product and platform context for an image model to refine it before rebuilding the result with real Figma components.
Win support for an AI-adoption initiative by pairing a concrete personal proof point with a specific business problem, a bounded experiment, and a clear request for sponsorship.
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