Balsamiq has a new AI wireframing feature, so I asked it to create a new Categories screen for Pattern Wrangler that merges both registered and local categories. It mostly did a good job.

Been waiting for this! Thank you @balsamiq

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Why guess when you can know?

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@codyplof @uxpilotai @lovable_dev I also still like @balsamiq for simple wireframes. You can get incredibly fast with that tool.

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Pretty cool to see Balsamiq stay core to product management courses. Even if you're vibe coding, PMs/devs still need to conceptualize the solution (and avoid shiny detailed distractions).

believe it or not but this didn't get designed in Figma. it started as a @balsamiq wireframe and went straight into code where i tweaked it a bunch over the course of a few months! sometimes designing directly in code >>

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