Translating Figma Designs Into a Live Prototype Using Prompt-Based Coding
I started with low-fidelity wireframes to map the core user flows and layout decisions.
This allowed me to validate structure, navigation, and information hierarchy before investing in visuals.
From there, I translated the wireframes into full Figma designs.
I refined layout, interaction patterns, and visual direction while building component-ready screens that represented the final experience.
Once the Figma designs were set, I used Lovable to “vibe-code” the prototype.
I imported the key screens and used prompt-coding to generate functional front-end code. Lovable allowed me to quickly stitch together the flows, build interactions, and produce a working browser-based prototype that matched the Figma vision.
The result: a fast, end-to-end path from concept → wireframes → Figma → coded prototype, enabling realistic testing and alignment with stakeholders.
