¿Le pides algo a la IA y hoy te da un botón, mañana otro distinto?
No es que sea creativa: es que está adivinando lo que tu sistema de diseño nunca le dijo.
En esta sesión, Camilo Toro (Design Lead) y Carolina Caro (Product Design Senior) de Pragma te enseñarán a estructurar y explicarle tu sistema de diseño a la IA para que te entregue piezas consistentes desde el primer prompt.
No necesitas saber programar. La mitad del tiempo practicas tú.
Así va la hora:
Entendemos el problema: Por qué la IA responde distinto a lo mismo y qué información le está faltando en su contexto.
Primer ejercicio: Le describes un componente a la IA mirando solo su diseño y comparas el resultado con el de la persona de al lado.
Segundo ejercicio: Armas una pantalla completa usando exclusivamente piezas de tu sistema.
En la vida real: Cómo se ve un sistema de diseño en producción hecho así y los errores clave que te conviene evitar.
¿Qué te llevas?
🎨 Estructura clara: Una forma precisa de documentar colores, tipografías y espacios para que la IA los entienda.
🧩 Componentes listos: Dos piezas listas para que la IA las use, una de ellas hecha por ti.
📱 Pantalla armada: Una interfaz completa construida con esas piezas bajo el brazo.
🔍 Checklist mental: Una manera sencilla de auditar que no le falte nada a lo que le entregas a la IA.
¿Para quién es?
Diseñadores de producto que ya usan IA en su día a día o que quieren empezar a integrarla con rigor técnico.
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Cómo crear las reglas que nadie te cuenta para que tu sistema de diseño no alucine con ninguna IA
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