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UX Pilot Cheat Sheet
From Idea to Full UI
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I put together this quick guide to help you take any idea from concept to high-fidelity UI with UX Pilot. Keep the following list as a reference, it will come in handy!
All you need is a free Figma account and a UX Pilot subscription.
Try UX Pilot with some free credits, using the following link:
Watch the full video for a detailed walkthrough:
THE PROCESS:
1. Generate Features

In Figjam, select your idea sticky
In the UX Pilot plugin, in the AI Tools tab, use Custom Prompt: “Give me features for this mobile app”. (Enter as much details as you have about your idea.)
Organize and refine the list (keep, delete, simplify titles)
2. Expand Features

Select all feature stickies
Use Expand: “Give me details for each feature from the user’s perspective”
Add detailed stickies back to your board
3. Build the Flow

Select all stickies
Go to Diagram Tab → Generate
Make sure to click the top “Generate” button for selected elements
Review and adjust the flowchart
4. Run a Workshop

Select diagram + features
Go to Workshops Tab → Generate
Define your goal (example: “Decide which features to keep for phase 1”)
UX Pilot creates: activities, facilitator notes, email templates
Add workshop to FigJam and collaborate
5. Create Wireframes (Optional)

Select your diagram
Go to Design Tab → Wireframe
Choose mobile or web
Generate wireframes directly in Figma
6. Generate UI Screens
Summarize requirements: AI Tools → Summarize requirements with feature details

Copy the output into UX Pilot web app under Design → New File
Add styling details (dark mode, colors, fonts)

Choose Hi-fi Design → Mobile → Autoflow
Generate full screen flow (AI builds multiple screens in sequence)

Result:

7. Edit and Refine

In the web platform, use Section Edit for single elements (e.g., buttons)
Use Global Edit for full screen changes
Preview designs live in browser
8. Developer Handoff

View source code for each screen and copy it
Export screens to Figma for final tweaks
Use AI Tools → Technical Requirements on any screen or element
Save prompts and versions for documentation using “Prompt History”
Build your design system directly from generated components
Take it further by learning how to build a design system with UX Pilot:
🚀 Enjoy the process! 😃