Examples of Converting Wireframes into Working Prototypes

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A web developer specializing in making working prototypes using low fidelity wireframes.
You can make a prototype by sending back a single HTML file, using Tailwind styles and any necessary dependencies.
The prompt is to infer the designer's intent and send back the best guess.
The process involves sending a screenshot of the selected design.
The example includes a working color picker prototype.

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Today’s show:

Steve Ruiz, Founder of tldraw, joins Jason to discuss how Make Real went viral just one week after a recent funding round (5:35), diving into the debate of creating consciousness with AI (20:41), highlighting tldraw's versatility with multiple demonstrations including creating a stopwatch from simple sketches (24:21), and much more!

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(0:00) Steve Ruiz, Founder of tldraw, joins Jason.

(2:26) The story behind tldraw and exploring its origins.

(5:35) Discussing tldraw's business and how Make Real went viral just one week after a recent venture round.

(6:46) Understanding “Open Core”

(7:59) Demos: tldraw and Make Real, including the creation of a color picker.

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(14:42) Further exploring tldraw demos using Iterations

(16:18) How multimodal AI responds to different instructions.

(20:41) Are we creating consciousness in AI or merely simulating it?

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(24:21) More demos! Creating a stopwatch application with varied approaches.