BREAKING 🚨: Google keeps working on the Interactive Mode for Stitch, where AI will predict how the UI should look after navigating to the next page. It is a glimpse into how the internet will work in the future. All UI will be generated on the fly and react... to user interactions Some other upcoming features: - Image Mode "Generate design inspirations" - Annotations - Export to Julesshow more

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This feels like a natural evolution of how we interact with technology. Moving from predefined designs to AI driven, adaptive interfaces could unlock incredible potential for personalization and efficiency. But I wonder, how do we ensure the AI understands context well enough to generate designs that truly align with user intent?

Many companies already confirmed the direction of the software. Nothing smartphone company also working on a AI native device with software on demand as it's UI style.

This is the death of fixed layouts. We're not designing websites anymore, we're designing AI prompts that generate the perfect interface on demand. Interactive Mode is the real game-changer—it means AI is now designing the user flow, not just the static screens. Time to level up or retire.

Stitch + Gemini 3

Idk I dont want to have to relearn a new layout every time I use some app

Will it be a mess to crawl, undersatnd and index?

As a Product Designer I must say google is doing a decent job for rapid prototyping and testing. It's gonna save lots of time to test any idea

Stitch is amazing!

One step closer to letting AI build the entire front-end.

when do you expect ai studio export feature to come?

Might not even need Graphical UI or front-end, as interactions would happen between Agents?

This is actually quite cool Need to find a genuine use case to test it

they just can't stop cooking

Wild to think UI could soon be fully reactive and AI-driven!

cc: @MatthewBerman

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Jules? Haha.

Been waiting on this for some time! The future is now!

wild to think we're moving from static pages to predictive interfaces, feels like we're skipping straight to minority report UI

It'll be fun once we can push it towards @GoogleAIStudio to make it work, then integrate the backend automatically, the send it through a security review and pushing it on the Playstore!

wild, but logical ...

Incredible innovation

I'll have to wait and see what it ends up looking like when it happens. The same way AI agents can use chat text now, they should theoretically be able to use code to make the interface.

The future indeed. Personalised ui

Google showing the future of web design is generative UI, and they're building it.

This is fascinating! AI-generated interfaces that adapt in real-time could revolutionize UX design. The future of responsive, intelligent UI is here! 🤖📱

Generative UI that predicts the next screen = web moving from static pages to model-driven states. Huge if determinism, latency and audit are solved. Can we export stable components/diffs for shipping and A/B tests? 👀

As a front end dev, I’m worry

I'm going to laugh when the AI decides that it won't be showing ads because nobody ever interacted with those elements on the page