Stop Starting from Scratch: Stitch for Wireframes, Figma for Shipping

Starting a landing page is the hard part. I will show my exact workflow to use Google Stitch for a fast first draft, then move into Figma to refine and ship. You’ll learn how to generate variations, import into Figma, and avoid the blank-page trap. A lot of designers do not use AI tools, and that is totally fine. Craft and judgement still matter. But when you need momentum, Stitch is a great “draft engine” so you can see structure, hierarchy, and content layout fast. In this walkthrough, I use a real example: my Fractional Design Partner (FDP) landing page. My rule: Stitch starts it. Figma ships it. 👋 Hi! I’m Bear, a Product Designer, 10-year+ podcaster, and author of two books. Passionate about design, tech, productivity, and learning AI at https://bearwith.AI Stay updated! Subscribe to my newsletter at newsletter.bearwith.ai. • Website: bearwith.ai • LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/bearliu • Twitter: twitter.com/bearbig