Q: about UI development

[Dev0Lab1]

Anytime I find the motivation (e.g., calls here or on reddit) to do something about the UI, I quickly get overwhelmed by how much searching through different files is required just to make a simple UI change.

I’m not really sure if I’m missing something, but do you have an interactive setup where you can easily modify and design the UI without constantly going back and forth through the code?

I’m obviously not talking about hot (live) preview. From my point of view, when designing a UI, the UI should come first as the solution not typing code.

Did I miss some important info, or am I understanding it entirely wrong?

[0xShug0]

Hi @Dev0Lab1 I'm not a UI expert, and I don't really know what a good UI design should look like. Right now, I mostly rely on AI to make decisions about how to implement the UI. The current UI was contributed by the community, and I've actually found it much easier to maintain than the old Python Gradio WebUI.

If you're willing to take on a refactor to make the UI cleaner and easier to work with, I'd really appreciate it!