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AI Design Rework Burden
Designers must manually rebuild, correct, or rework unusable AI-generated designs from clients and tools, wasting time and effort.
In their words
maybe someone will come along and make a better platform where your 50$ in credits last more than 10 minutes, and has a better fine tuned AI to help build it.
I'm looking for something that can reliably follow a brand's existing visual style and produce marketing creatives with good consistency.
doing 10 minor tweaks on a Claude website can end up in hours worth of work battling the AI to do the right thing
existing designers couldn't manage the extra workload
she has given us renderings (like AI Looking ones) and we say oh yeah we love it! Or not. I guess that's what we've been signing off on.
I'm just using Claude Code to generate CAD files based on our models, but sometimes we run into minor precision issues.
He was paying for my time, experience, judgment, design skills, revisions, branding work
the AI image wasn’t just a reference and a starting point in their mind, but basically the exact end goal
I had to explain to someone that their render made their yard look 4 times the size it was, becuase it changed the perspectives, topography, and lighting of the landscape.
So it looks done, it's nowhere near done, and handing it to a dev saves nobody any time.
they just have to vibe code all the design work, otherwise they cannot meet the deadlines
I worry that we may eventually rely on black boxes that look professional without being properly validated.
we ended up about 6-7 revisions total which was wasteful (paying by hour)
We spend a lot of time on moodboards for client design work, and we're actively integrating AI generation into that workflow right now
Designers and creative professionals
Where they talk
- r/graphic_design
- r/UXDesign
- r/FigmaDesign
- r/ClaudeDesign
- r/MotionDesign
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/advertising
- r/TattooArtists
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Figma
- Photoshop
- Claude Code
- Claude Design
- Gemini
- Illustrator
- Canva
Why those fall short
- AI reference becomes exact end goal, unattainable in manual 3D workflow
- AI output is inconsistent, misspelled, wrong aspect ratio, not production-ready
- AI output is low resolution, wrong aspect ratio, unusable fonts and text
- AI output needs rework and adds more work, not less
- AI recommends generic fonts like Arial, overriding professional judgment
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