balac.studio

See the page as we build at balac.studio, á tí dé! On the Bálác project, I decided to take it a step further this weekend and went ahead to build a website dedicated to the pieces designed, follow @balacstudio for future updates on pieces designed now and in the future. The brand's verbal identity layers on Yoruba with a twist of English included, tying it to culture, with the context of being Nigerian. Currently building this with @Oyeniyijames10, all using @figma 's Design and Make tools only, so far.... I struggled with the common procedure of what "prompts" look like now cos for AI to get the design right to my taste, the prompt had to look like code, which defeats the no-code experience of what AI was supposed to bring in solving problems for me. People and designers with no experience or knowledge with code would find it difficult using the "detailed" prompt commands you need for AI to get your designs right to the "T". So I approached it like a designer with no code experience. Likely, this is something already being implemented by some other designers but just incase this helps those of you that were like me being overwhelmed by the prompting methods to get AI to do what you want right like you want it to. This project helped me understand what my process will be moving forward in order to train AI to implement my designs as desired. This will increase efficiency by reducing the amount of corrections that would typically happen if I simply had to type and hope AI gets my idea. This process actively includes my taste as a designer and my experience as a professional in the design field. For me, it doesn't cut out the designer's input, it basically acts like an assistance to improve efficiency and basically become a no-code tool.