Design at the Speed of Adjectives — Paul Bakaus, Renaissance Geek, Inc.
Paul Bakaus has built a tool called Impeccable to control AI-generated design using words like "bolder", "quieter" and "distill" instead of letting AI handle everything.
He argues that good design is iterative and coherent — you cannot simply write a prompt and get a finished result; someone must still make fundamental decisions about tone and target audience. The tool works alongside Claude Code, Copilot and other AI tools, but Bakaus refuses to build a fully automatic mode because the point is for you to steer the process, not surrender it.
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