Play with how it works,
before you commit to code.
The filter goes inline. The panel collapses. The empty state updates. It's all right there in your head. Perfectly clear. Then you try to explain it, and it takes forty-five minutes, five .md files, and six prompts to get close.
Build and test it visually.
The thing in your head becomes the thing on screen, before any code exists.
We build Moio with Claude Code and Cursor. Every day. We hit the same wall you did: the tools build fast, but they can't help you decide what to build. That's a design problem, not a prompting problem.
Every few months someone declares design is dead because AI can generate screens. AI is making production cheaper, which means the decisions behind it matter more, not less. What should this do? How should it behave? No AI tool is answering that. The designers who thrive won't be the ones who use AI the fastest. They'll be the ones who know what to tell it to do.
What changes
Explore with your hands, not your words.
Grab it, move it, flip the layout try something crazy. Should the filter live in the sidebar or inline? Is the checkbox actually a sneezing cat head? Try both in the time it takes to write one prompt.
Change it, see results immediately
You moved the filter inline. Now the table needs to reflow, the empty state changes, and the pagination breaks. In a terminal, you discover these one at a time, mid-prompt. On canvas, you see the cascade immediately.
Test the design,
not the code
Your design runs as real HTML. Inputs work. Elements are draggable. State updates. You're evaluating whether the approach is right, not whether the code is. Show it to your team, get a reaction, iterate.
HOW IT WORKS
01
Import from Figma. Paste or import your .fig file. Your layouts, components, and styles intact.
02
Add interactions visually. Convince your rectangles they’re interactive. Add “this is an input field” behavior and preview live.
03
See it run live. Your design renders as real HTML. Click through it, test edge cases, catch what’s off, adjust immediately.
WHAT’S COMING
Variables & Expressions
Bind content to data. Use formulas to make elements respond dynamically. Like a spreadsheet, but for your UI.
Token support
Design tokens that carry through from your system into live preview. Consistency without re-specifying.
Conditions
Show or hide elements based on state. If this, then that. On canvas.
Behavior library
Pre-built interaction patterns. Drop them in, customize, move on.
Data driven components
Components that respond to real data. Not lorem ipsum. Not placeholder content.
Animations
Standard and data-driven motion. Presets or custom. Built into the interaction layer.
The components have filed their paperwork. The gradient is sober this time. Ready when you are.
