Web prototypes using Midjourney.

Builiding my Web with Artificial Intelligence

Summary: - This is a podcast episode by Andrés Díaz about using Midjourney to create web prototypes quickly and attractively, turning ideas into visual, non-functional mockups that can become interactive prototypes in tools like Figma or FigJam. - It explains what an AI-powered web prototype is (a visual representation of structure, flow, and aesthetics, not a live site) and highlights the benefits: saves time, reduces iterations, validates ideas with stakeholders, and keeps the team aligned. - Step-by-step process: 1) Define objective and audience. 2) Prepare clear prompts (styles, palette, typography, composition). 3) Generate key elements (header, cards, form, footer) and create variations. 4) Organize and export (save images, name by section, upload to design tool). 5) Turn into visual code (use images as base in Figma/Sketch, add responsive design and licensed fonts). - Example prompts (in Spanish) cover a SaaS landing page, product cards, a clean contact form, and an AI marketing services page. - The episode emphasizes usefulness for validating ideas early, and notes that a single prompt session can yield multiple variations; recent Midjourney updates improve style guidance and resolution. - A hosting mention recommends Hostinger for affordable, AI-powered hosting with domain services. - How to turn generated images into a real website: import into Figma, set a 12-column grid, use images as style resources, add fonts/palettes, and generate a style guide; if no developer, consider code-generation tools. - Listener questions, fun facts, and a recap plan for next week are provided, along with a prompt to share feedback and prototype ideas. - Overall message: AI-powered prototyping can dramatically speed up the early design process, turning what used to take days into a morning. Remeber you can contact me at [email protected]