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Sketch2Code: Evaluating Vision-Language Models for Interactive Web Design Prototyping @RyanLi0802 Diyi Yang Paper: Project Page: Demo:

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James Landay1 year ago

@RyanLi0802 @Diyi_Yang Just because you can recognize a sketch as a UI doesn't mean the best next step is to turn it into a "formal" UI prototype.

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Yanzhe Zhang1 year ago

We collected 700+ sketches and studied two multi-turn interactions beyond direct generation: feedback-following and question-asking.

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Yanzhe Zhang1 year ago

While user feedback is effective, the current models are not good at asking questions by themselves.

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Yanzhe Zhang1 year ago

A user study with UI/UX experts reveals a significant preference for proactive question-asking over passive feedback reception. This highlights the need to develop more effective paradigms for multi-turn conversational agents.

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Fission Lab Ai1 year ago

@RyanLi0802 @Diyi_Yang Such a cool project! At Fission AI Lab, we know how AI can transform web design. I'd love to hear more about your biggest challenges with Sketch2Code, @StevenyzZhang. Let's brainstorm solutions together!

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Lyman1 year ago

@RyanLi0802 @Diyi_Yang nice work

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GoatStack.AI1 year ago

@RyanLi0802 @Diyi_Yang AI Summary: The paper presents Sketch2Code, a novel framework that evaluates Vision-Language Models (VLMs) for automating the transformation of low-fidelity sketches into web UI prototypes. By collecting 731...

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