18/05/2026
What if you could create a fully functional app purely from instruction? And we don’t just mean through written commands – but what if there was a possibility of creating an industry-standard app dashboard using voice prompts too?
Google Labs has made these features possible with its very own AI-powered design platform – Google Stitch. Launched in 2025 at Google’s annual developer conference, Google I/O, this piece of technology is now available across 212 countries, making it a noteworthy tool not just for designers and developers, but also for those without much background or experience in either field.
The idea is relatively simple. You tell Stitch what you want to create – for instance, a mobile app. Then you tell it what colours it should incorporate, if there’s a theme or aesthetic you prefer, even a core feeling tied to a business objective. It considers this input just as any AI-tool would, and produces a functional prototype in an instant. Something Google calls “vibe designing”. It works as a means to bring first design ideas to life.
Does this mean the way we approach UI/UX has now changed? This new software has caught the attention of designers, developers and tech enthusiasts alike across the $3.2 billion UI industry. Very soon, we might find ourselves using AI-driven user interfaces on our browsers or as apps installed on our phones. But has Stitch really surpassed all other UI technologies in the market?
Find out more at The Learning Lab:
www.ezaeducation.com/post/google-stitch-has-vibe-designing-changed-the-future-of-ui-ux
