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What Prototype Does

Prototype is Figr’s core design generation capability. Describe what you need, and Figr creates high-fidelity interfaces based on your product context, design language, and memory. Prototype generates:
  • Complete screen designs
  • Component layouts
  • Multi-screen flows
  • Responsive variations
  • Interactive states
Prototypes

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​When Figr Uses Prototype

Figr automatically engages prototype generation when you:
  • Ask for a new screen or page design
  • Request a feature interface
  • Need UI for a specific flow
  • Want to visualize a concept
  • Ask for design variations
"Design a settings page"
"Create a dashboard for analytics" 
"Build a checkout flow"
"Show me what a notification center could look like"
"Design the onboarding experience"

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​What You Get

Not wireframes. Not sketches. Production-ready designs. Output includes:
  • Correct colors from your design language
  • Proper typography and spacing
  • Real component patterns
  • Realistic placeholder content
  • Complete visual hierarchy
Prototypes look like they belong in your product. Figr applies:
  • Your design system tokens
  • Your component patterns
  • Your layout conventions
  • Your visual style
  • Context from memory
Take designs directly to Figma or code. Export options:
  • One-click Figma export
  • Code export for development
  • Image downloads
  • Share links for stakeholders

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​Getting Best Results

  • Less effective: “Design a dashboard”
  • More effective: “Design a dashboard showing: daily active users chart, recent activity feed, and quick action buttons for creating new projects”
  • Leverage your context: “Using our existing card style, design…” “Match the navigation from our dashboard…” “Follow the form pattern we use in settings…”
  • **Request complete coverage: **“Design the empty state, loading state, and populated state” “Show mobile and desktop versions” “Include error handling for failed submissions”