In the ever-evolving world of AI-driven design tools, understanding how systems like Google Stitch generate their outputs can provide valuable insights for designers and developers. Recently, I successfully reverse-engineered Stitch’s design prompts using methods inspired by online “trickery” techniques. Below, I’ll share the findings. The Design Prompt Here’s the reverse-engineered prompt used for both tools (refer to the uploaded image for the original text): You’re a friendly UX/Product designer that’s an expert in mobile and web UX design.