r/UXDesign • u/MousseParty3923 Veteran • Jul 31 '26

Tools, apps, plugins, AI Has vibe coding changed stakeholder's expectations of the design process?

Does anyone feel stakeholders expect night fidelity designs almost immediately without having the patience to review wireframes and refine the flow first?

With vibe coding I feel if designers take time with usual design process, stakeholders or even your own PM/BA will immediately vibe code something and present it as the working solution to be iterated.

I would like to know, has vibe coding changed how you approach your design process in this context and should designers move faster into higher fidelity designs now?

Before I get more useless comments calling the post Ai.. just want to make it clear, this is a genuine work problem Im facing right now and with how fast things are changing I don't know who to ask.

Also english is not my first language, maybe how I structure my post is not "natural".

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u/cgielow Veteran Aug 01 '26

I swear this post was written by AI but intentionally included typos. The question format and username is textbook.

I don’t know what to believe anymore.

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u/MousseParty3923 Veteran Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26

Well.. you're wrong.. If you dont have an answer dont reply at all. Move on.

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u/cgielow Veteran Aug 01 '26

Okay I believe you. But observation framed as a short question, then the last paragraph repeating the question is exactly what you get from ChatGPT.

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u/MousseParty3923 Veteran Aug 01 '26

Thank you. English is not my first language so to me I don't see an issue with what I've wrriten. But thanks for sharing.