Frontend Diffusion: Exploring Intent-Based User Interfaces through Abstract-to-Detailed Task Transitions

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Autores principales: Zhang, Qinshi, Hendra, Latisha Besariani, Chi, Mohan, Ding, Zijian
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Publicado: 2024
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author Zhang, Qinshi
Hendra, Latisha Besariani
Chi, Mohan
Ding, Zijian
author_facet Zhang, Qinshi
Hendra, Latisha Besariani
Chi, Mohan
Ding, Zijian
contents The emergence of Generative AI is catalyzing a paradigm shift in user interfaces from command-based to intent-based outcome specification. In this paper, we explore abstract-to-detailed task transitions in the context of frontend code generation as a step towards intent-based user interfaces, aiming to bridge the gap between abstract user intentions and concrete implementations. We introduce Frontend Diffusion, an end-to-end LLM-powered tool that generates high-quality websites from user sketches. The system employs a three-stage task transition process: sketching, writing, and coding. We demonstrate the potential of task transitions to reduce human intervention and communication costs in complex tasks. Our work also opens avenues for exploring similar approaches in other domains, potentially extending to more complex, interdependent tasks such as video production.
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spellingShingle Frontend Diffusion: Exploring Intent-Based User Interfaces through Abstract-to-Detailed Task Transitions
Zhang, Qinshi
Hendra, Latisha Besariani
Chi, Mohan
Ding, Zijian
Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
The emergence of Generative AI is catalyzing a paradigm shift in user interfaces from command-based to intent-based outcome specification. In this paper, we explore abstract-to-detailed task transitions in the context of frontend code generation as a step towards intent-based user interfaces, aiming to bridge the gap between abstract user intentions and concrete implementations. We introduce Frontend Diffusion, an end-to-end LLM-powered tool that generates high-quality websites from user sketches. The system employs a three-stage task transition process: sketching, writing, and coding. We demonstrate the potential of task transitions to reduce human intervention and communication costs in complex tasks. Our work also opens avenues for exploring similar approaches in other domains, potentially extending to more complex, interdependent tasks such as video production.
title Frontend Diffusion: Exploring Intent-Based User Interfaces through Abstract-to-Detailed Task Transitions
topic Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.00778