I have this problem with UX Pilot or Stitch for wireframes that I’ve been working on (from my low-fidelity paper ones to high-fidelity digitals). It takes so many prompts to get the model to do what I want, what’s the point?
UXP costs money, you still pay for the many iterations where it’s their product that did a poor job.
So perhaps with code we’re on the same boat. Since tokens aren’t free, people will stop early/at first working iteration to save money.
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I have this problem with UX Pilot or Stitch for wireframes that I’ve been working on (from my low-fidelity paper ones to high-fidelity digitals). It takes so many prompts to get the model to do what I want, what’s the point?
UXP costs money, you still pay for the many iterations where it’s their product that did a poor job.
So perhaps with code we’re on the same boat. Since tokens aren’t free, people will stop early/at first working iteration to save money.