Critics wonder

I built a visual graphic editor that simplifies the generation and validation of designs for websites and applications. It allows for verification using vision models and refinement based on user feedback. The application is simple enough to use for editing designs directly from a tablet—in fact, I built the tool itself on a tablet, even though I initially intended it for a laptop. The idea didn't come out of nowhere: I had been researching the capabilities of LLMs to generate HTML designs. Doing this manually is cumbersome—especially when dealing with many components or trying to iterate rapidly from start to finish. With standard editors (like VS Code) or newer chat-based alternatives, users end up wasting a lot of time switching contexts: copying files, checking the browser, typing feedback into a chat, and repeating the cycle. My goal was to streamline this process into a more user-friendly experience. Although I couldn't dedicate as much time to it as planned, I spent the second half of the hackathon working on the project entirely from my tablet.