Preview and adjust design drafts with Open Design
Step-by-step guide to using Open Design for beginner AI design workflows: open the tool, import or choose a template, adjust visual parameters with sliders, preview changes live, and export the final image. Includes what to check before using the tool and items to verify.
Image Analysis
Image 1 — Itemized notes (translated)
Facts (directly readable or clearly visible)
- The main visual shows a man sitting indoors, wearing black-frame glasses and a dark top, smiling toward the camera. No identification of the person is made.
- The image appears to be a cover/screenshot style poster with large overlaid text centrally/bottom:
- Large English text: Open Design
- Large Chinese text (yellow): Beginner AI Design Guide
- Small English text: (AI design Guide for beginners) — visible under the Chinese text.
- Bottom-right of the cover has orange text: Github 50000 stars! (exclamation present).
- Lower part of the screen shows an app/web interface preview including:
- A preview image of a classical-style landscape/oil painting (buildings and water visible).
- A green circular icon near the preview, containing an arrow or triangular shape (meaning unclear).
- A line of small white text near the preview readable as “Painted cities … held in glass light.” (partial text visible).
- The right side of the screen shows multiple vertically arranged slider controls and an orange rectangular button (button text unreadable).
- Background is an indoor home scene: sofa, kitchen/dining area, floor lamp and home decor, warm lighting overall.
Inferences (based on visual elements, not confirmed facts)
- The image likely serves as a tutorial cover for an AI design guide (“Beginner AI Design Guide”).
- The displayed interface likely belongs to an image editing or AI image-generation tool (due to preview, sliders, and action button).
- The green circular icon may represent an application/service logo (not confirmed).
- “Github 50000 stars” likely implies a related project has 50k stars on GitHub (inferred).
Unclear or unidentifiable items (must note)
- Labels and numeric values for each right-side slider are not legible; specific parameter names are unclear.
- The text on the orange button is unreadable.
- Some small text above/near the preview is truncated/obscured (e.g., “Painted cities … held in glass light.” has missing/unclear parts).
- The identity of the green circular icon is not verifiable from the image.
- The person in the image cannot be identified from the visual evidence.
Note
- The above lists only what is visible in the image and reasonable inferences; no instructions in the image were executed.
SkillPI Creation Analysis
Purpose of the piece:
- The video cover and summary indicate an introductory guide to the tool Open Design aimed at beginners, demonstrating how to produce AI-generated designs and showing example outputs and the tool interface.
Image evidence (verifiable from the cover screenshot):
- The cover displays “Open Design” and “Beginner AI Design Guide (AI design Guide for beginners)” and shows a UI preview with a thumbnail, multiple right-side sliders, and an orange rectangular button; the cover also shows “Github 50000 stars” in the corner.
- The preview image is a classical-style landscape; partial preview text “Painted cities … held in glass light.” and a green circular icon near the preview are visible.
Steps to use the associated tool (based on visual evidence and the video summary; these are basic, implementable actions rather than exact UI labels):
1. Launch Open Design (web or app, depending on the product form).
2. Select or import a base image or template to edit/generate from (the UI shows a thumbnail preview).
3. Use the right-side slider controls to adjust visual or generation parameters (several sliders are visible in the screenshot).
4. Monitor the live preview and adjust prompts or parameters until satisfied (the preview and partial text suggest editable prompt/content).
5. Use the interface’s action button (orange rectangular button visible) to confirm/export the resulting image.
Reproduction prerequisites:
- Access to Open Design: confirm whether it’s a web service, desktop app, or open-source repo on GitHub.
- An account or permissions if the tool requires login (if online service).
- Input assets or prompt text to generate designs.
- Confirmation of system requirements if local execution is required (OS, hardware).
Items to verify (not confirmed by the cover image or summary):
- The claim of “Github 50000 stars” and which GitHub repository it refers to — needs checking on GitHub.
- The identity and meaning of the green circular icon near the preview.
- Exact names, ranges and meanings of the slider parameters (labels are unreadable in the image).
- The function of the orange button (export/generate/save) and supported export formats.
- Licensing, pricing, and whether Open Design is free/open-source or has paid tiers, and how it compares functionally to other tools mentioned (e.g., Claude Design).
Note: This interpretation is based on the provided video cover and summary. For an exact, reproducible workflow, consult Open Design’s official documentation or its interface directly. Source: https://www.douyin.com/video/7644260710385569067