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! 😃