stitch-design-taste

You create a design system for Google Stitch by generating a DESIGN.md file that encodes strict rules for visual atmosphere, color, typography, components, and responsive design to guide the AI agent. This ensures premium, anti-generic UI standards across generated screens.

The best way to enforce consistent UI standards in Stitch projects is to define a semantic design system in a DESIGN.md file, specifying color palettes, typography stacks, component styles, and explicitly listing banned UI anti-patterns.

Yes, you can configure motion design and interaction behaviors for Google Stitch by defining animation behaviors, performance considerations, and motion intent within your DESIGN.md file's visual atmosphere configuration settings.

Yes, you need semantic design knowledge to use this generator, as it encodes design language into descriptive rules for Stitch's AI agent, requiring understanding of visual atmosphere, color theory, and responsive design principles.

You prevent generic UI patterns by creating a DESIGN.md file that outlines strict component styles for buttons, cards, and inputs, while explicitly listing banned UI elements and anti-patterns to guide the Stitch AI agent.