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Frontend + AI: Keep It in Your Flow
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- Mehdi Akiki
Frontend work is creative. AI should help, not interrupt.
Good use cases
- Generate small component scaffolds
- Suggest accessible labels and alt text
- Explain a tricky CSS layout
Simple prompts
- “Create a basic Button with loading and disabled states. Keep it small.”
- “Make this form label accessible. Explain why.”
- “Why is this element overflowing? Suggest a minimal fix.”
Keep your taste
- Use your design tokens
- Prefer simple CSS before new libraries
- Review code style before merging
Pitfalls
- Auto-generating big UI kits you won’t maintain
- Accepting magic CSS with no explanation
- Ignoring performance of third-party UI
Takeaways
- Use AI as a helper, not a designer
- Small pieces fit better and last longer
- Accessibility first wins trust
I build and scale reliable production systems. Open to full-time and freelance work with U.S.-based teams that value ownership and execution.
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