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Breaking up with mockups: Filip Skrzesinski on Subframe's real-time design with code

Technically Speaking with Harrison Wheeler · 2025-05-05 · 42 min

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In this episode of Technically Speaking: AI Builders , I sit down with Filip Skrzesinski, co-founder of Subframe, the UI design tool built for the AI era. Subframe isn’t just another no-code platform or AI playground. It’s a visual way to build production-ready software, allowing designers and non-technical teammates to collaborate directly with engineers using code-native components, real-time prototyping, and AI-assisted workflows. Filip calls it “design with code.” We unpack what it really means to bridge the gap between design and development, the philosophical shift away from static mockups, and how Subframe puts creative control back into the hands of full product teams.

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