For quick prototyping, evaluation, or getting started, you can keep prompts simple and describe what you want in plain language. For production-ready interfaces, craft clear, detailed prompts. Get the most out of AI-assisted coding by writing structured, detailed prompts.
Here’s how to improve AI workflows with Webix:
Layout & components:
- Place [component name] on [left/right/top/bottom].
- For forms: list fields with types and validation rules (e.g., required, positive number, valid email).
- For tables: define columns, sample data, filters, export options, status indicators, and interactions (double-click, buttons).
Additional components:
- Describe other components briefly: buttons, search inputs, dropdowns, hierarchies, or data structures.
Styling (optional):
- Apply skin: [default/dark/custom]
- Specify colors, fonts, spacing if needed.
AI instructions:
- Optimize for performance and usability.
- Produce production-ready, modular, clean code with comments.
We tested AI-assisted coding with Webix across eight of the most advanced models: Grok4, GPT-5, Claude Opus 4.1, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Claude Sonnet 4.5, OpenAI o3, DeepSeek V3.2, Qwen3 Max. Every single one generated working code in seconds. Check out the runnable results below by clicking on the card.
Use Webix to create an order management system with a table and form.
Even a simple prompt produced fully working code. A detailed prompt specifying layout, fields, interactions, status badges, and export features generated the interface exactly as intended. Clear and specific prompts help AI assistants create UIs faster and more precisely.