I guess it's good for "Dreamweaver 2.0" in the sense that it produces plain HTML. But my understanding is most serious web applications use a framework of some sort, such as React, Vue, or Svelte, and each is opinionated.

Oh! What about CSS frameworks like Tailwind, Bootstrap, etc.?

How on earth was it able to generate and clone Images just from UI? Like did it get the source of the URL as well, where it could link those images or what did it actually do there?

At my org we have been using the Figma MCP server to generate code from Figma designs. Spent about a day writing rules to keep the AI on guardrails but it's been very smooth sailing since then and any generated code needs minimal changes.

Lol, I have been exploring in the opposite direction. Given a set of basic CRUD endpoints for various data structures, including links to other structures. Generate a basic UI for them, with guidance on added ui to generate based on input and data oriented interaction specs.

This is cool though, I think there are going to be an explosion of different higher level development patterns that will be useful in a lot of different situations that AI will enable. It will be interesting to see which ones get wider adoption, and which stay useful but in smaller focused niches.

Would be nice if it generated HTMX