Best practice: Use AI for speed + exploration (many options quickly). Use humans for UX logic, brand consistency, and dev feasibility.

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What AI can (and can’t) do for mockups

AI is great at

• Layout ideas & sections
• Wireframes from brief
• Style directions (moodboards)
• Copy drafts (headlines, bullets)
• Variations (10 options fast)

Humans must handle

• UX flows & IA (info architecture)
• Design system consistency
• Accessibility & readability
• Real content constraints
• Dev-ready components + states

Agency workflow: brief → wireframe → UI → handoff

  1. 1) One-page brief: audience, offer, pages, primary CTA, competitors, brand assets.
  2. 2) AI wireframes: generate 3 homepage wireframe options + 2 service page options.
  3. 3) Pick a direction: choose 1 best layout + refine hierarchy and sections.
  4. 4) AI UI exploration: create 2–3 visual styles (modern/minimal/luxury/etc.).
  5. 5) Human design system: define typography scale, spacing, buttons, cards, forms.
  6. 6) Build key screens: Home, Service, About, Contact, Blog, Landing (if ads).
  7. 7) QA pass: usability, mobile layout, contrast, loading-friendly design.
  8. 8) Dev handoff: components, hover/focus states, responsive rules, assets export.

Prompt templates (copy-paste)

Prompt 1: Homepage wireframe (fast)

Prompt:
Create 3 homepage wireframe variations for a {BUSINESS TYPE} in Gurugram. Goal: {PRIMARY CTA}.
Audience: {AUDIENCE}. Offer: {OFFER}. Tone: {TONE}.

Requirements:
• Above-the-fold: headline, subhead, 1 primary CTA, trust proof (logos/reviews), 1 supporting CTA
• Sections: problems → solution, services, results/case study, process, FAQs, contact
• Include sticky CTA suggestion for mobile
Output as a section-by-section outline with hierarchy notes.

Prompt 2: UI style directions (3 options)

Generate 3 distinct UI style directions for the selected wireframe:
1) Modern tech minimal
2) Premium/luxury
3) Bold/creative

For each: color palette (hex), typography pairing, button styles, card styles, icon style, spacing rules.

Prompt 3: Landing page for ads

Create a high-converting landing page layout for {SERVICE} targeting Gurugram users.
Focus on: clarity, trust, speed, and lead capture.
Include: offer block, proof (testimonials), pricing range (optional), FAQs, sticky WhatsApp/call CTA, form microcopy.

QA checklist: avoid “pretty but useless” designs

  • Clarity: Can a user understand the offer in 5 seconds?
  • Hierarchy: One primary CTA above fold (not 4 competing buttons).
  • Mobile-first: Buttons readable, spacing clean, no cramped hero.
  • Accessibility: contrast, font sizes, tap targets, focus states.
  • Performance-friendly: avoid heavy sliders, giant videos, too many animations.
  • Real content: replace lorem ipsum with real-like copy and proof.

Client delivery: how to present AI-assisted mockups

What to show

• 2 wireframe directions
• 2 style directions
• 1 final homepage + 1 service page
• Mobile views + CTA behavior

How to sell it

• Faster iterations
• Lower cost of exploration
• More options before dev
• Human QA ensures quality

How agencies package this in Gurugram

  • Starter mockup sprint (3–5 days): homepage + one inner page + style guide.
  • Website UX/UI pack (7–14 days): full sitemap screens + components + handoff.
  • Ads landing page kit: 2 variants for A/B testing + copy blocks + trust proof layout.

Conclusion

Generative AI is a huge advantage for agencies—if you use it as a drafting engine, not a replacement. The winning workflow is: AI for speed + humans for UX and brand + clean handoff for dev.

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