I Tested Brilliant.design: Building a Real Portfolio from Figma to AI-Powered Design and Code
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I’ve used quite a few AI design tools, but I was always thinking about what might happen when I stop generating a fresh screen and start working on a real design. Generating a nice-looking landing page from a prompt has become easy. Importing an existing design, editing it without breaking its visu…
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- 2026-09-07 09:12 · DEV Community — AI
I Tested Brilliant.design: Building a Real Portfolio from Figma to AI-Powered Design and Code
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