QA loops fix AI front-end code from Figma files at half a weekly subscription cost
jdjohnson · x · 2026-09-07
- Models still struggle to match Figma files in front-end code across large websites.
- The author's best results come from putting the model in a verification/QA loop: about 10-12 pages produced well for roughly the cost of half a weekly ChatGPT subscription.
- Looping feels inefficient vs tasks models nail in one shot, but he argues it's worth it to get correct results with minimal human correction.
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