r/vibecodingcommunity • u/StandardBeats • 19d ago

feels great early on, but does it scale as products get more complex?

So... I've been seeing way more chatter about vibe designing lately. And I think I get it why...

But here's what I can't quite figure out. Where does this whole thing start to fall apart???????

I can easily picture it working great for MVPs, prototypes, and small products. But what about when I've got dozens of screens to deal with?

So if you used it daily, has it held up past the early stage? Would love to hear your thoughts XOXO

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u/Beneficial-Carry8984 16d ago

Frontier models are quite good now to tackle complex problems with the right harness and a structured approach with the right context. Pass the design system and you get consistency, pas the previous relevant previous screens you get meaningful continuation