"Instead of starting the vibe code process from Figma or Sketch designs, you can cut straight to your live product. Vibe coding directly on your website avoids duplicate effort (e.g., creating the same UI mockup with slight variations), and keeps the user's context that gets lost in design tools. This results in prototypes that not only look realistic, but behave like the actual product - making them easier to validate with both users and stakeholders."
"Speed: By modifying spacing, colors, or users flows right on your site, you eliminate the extra steps of remaking your product screens in any design tool - cutting hours (or even days) from the iteration cycle. Accuracy: Vibe coding in your website keeps behaviors like hover states, responsiveness, and navigation (typically lost in design tools), so the prototype reflects real user interactions with the product."
Vibe coding applies design changes directly on a live website to prototype without rebuilding screens in design tools. It accelerates iteration by enabling fast edits to spacing, colors, and flows and preserves real behaviors like hover states, responsiveness, and navigation. Prototypes made this way offer higher testing confidence because they run on real product flows, producing reliable usability feedback. Limitations include exploratory code that may be messy and unsuitable for production, potential security risks when working with authenticated or private content, and limited scalability for building complex, consistent features across large systems.
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