A: Short answer: Claritee is for speed, structure, and production-ready output. Figma is for final polish and visual exploration. They complement each other.

Why start in Claritee instead of Figma?
• Instant structure – Claritee generates full page layouts, sections, hierarchy, and responsive logic in minutes, instead of starting from a blank canvas in Figma.
• AI with constraints – Claritee designs within real-world rules (sections, grids, responsiveness), not just visuals.
• Production-ready thinking – The output maps directly to HTML/CSS components, so what you design is actually buildable.
• Faster iteration – You can regenerate, swap sections, and explore variations much faster than redesigning frames manually in Figma.
• Less rework later – Starting structured reduces the gap between design and development.

Why pass to Figma after?
• Fine-tune spacing, colors, typography, and branding
• Add custom visuals or animations
• Collaborate with designers and stakeholders who live in Figma

Typical workflow
1. Generate structure & layout in Claritee (minutes)
2. Export to Figma
3. Do visual refinement in Figma
4. Export to HTML / handoff to dev

Bottom line:
Claritee replaces the blank-canvas phase of Figma and accelerates the path from idea → real, buildable design.