UX PilotReviews of uxpilot.ai

The result is good. But eats too many tokens. 500 tokens for 5 screens.

The UI is intuitive and easy to use. However, the feature of Workflow is generating inconsistent UIs Another issue is when I want to create a dashboard with side-bar. And Need to add a new section/item into this side-bar. It is not easy to do, since edit the prompt usually give totally different result as expected.

LE AVEC L'IA RETOUR EST MAGNIFIQUE ET BLEUFANT.

I find that what is interesting about this tool is the fact that you can obtain results that provide inspiration for designing. However, in French at least, understanding the prompt is not always effective. For example, I provide an image that gives an example of a web app and a mobile app. I ask for a design for a mobile app, and it redesigns the web app. I think there is room for improvement in terms of understanding the prompt. Another small detail, but I find it very difficult to understand how the interface works. When I get a result, I would like to be able to edit the result with a prompt, but in fact, if I change the prompt, I lose the history and it does something new every time. Maybe I'm doing it wrong, but I think I probably don't understand how the interface works. Otherwise, the tool has been a great help in finding design ideas to improve my materials. It has been more useful to me as inspiration than in actual production. But that's what I was looking for, so it's great from that point of view. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

the design I created so far are awesomes. The only problem is that sometimes, even by providing a reference image, its struggle sometimes when I ask to do very specific things. But, the overall behavior is very good

UX pilot really helps product managers to quickly iterate on early design solutions and test out hypothesis. I found it really ideal for folks who understand a few basics of product design and can use Figma, to evolve into full fledged designers without having an in-house design team. This has brought down both - our time to market by centralising decision-making, and also cost as we have been able to launch entire products with very little external design help. The next frontier for improvement lies in bringing consistency in the designs. Brand language, font styles, and overall aesthetics need to be explained with prompts and sometimes are not adhered to. So this is the next challenge that the UX pilot team can work on.

I think it is a very good starting point for designs, maybe to start on good practices on UI and UX design, something i do not really like is that the designs it produces are too similar to stuff that is out there a long time ago already, maybe introducing a bit more of modern approaches will be nice

I love UXPilot and it has really streamlined my decision making process by accelerating iteration and avoid blank canvas. If you have foundational knowledge about UX and UI design this tool will give you an unfair advantage.