Udaipur, August 11, 2026: Pacific Polytechnic College, Udaipur, organised a two-day workshop on “Rapid UI/UX Prototyping with Google Stitch” to familiarise students with modern artificial intelligence-based techniques for designing websites and mobile applications.
Students Receive Practical Training in AI-Based Design
Dr Mukesh Shrimali, Director of the college, said the workshop was conducted by Rajiv Sharma, who served as the chief trainer.
During the workshop, students received practical training on the complete process of creating professional-level UI/UX designs for websites and mobile applications using an AI tool such as Google Stitch without coding.
He explained that Google Stitch is an AI tool capable of generating user interfaces, prototypes and frontend code based on prompts provided by users.
Students also learned techniques for writing effective prompts to create attractive, user-friendly and modern interfaces according to their requirements.
Focus on UI Layouts and User Experience
The training covered various aspects of website and mobile application design, including different types of UI layouts, screen flows, colour combinations, component design and practical methods for developing a better user experience.
Rajiv Sharma said AI-based design tools can help prepare the initial design of a project within minutes.
He also gave participants a live demonstration of the complete process of generating frontend code through AI, exporting designs, transferring them to development teams and preparing projects for website and mobile application development.
AI Skills Important for Technical Students
Addressing the students, Dr Mukesh Shrimali said artificial intelligence is bringing significant changes to education, industry, software development and designing.
He said knowledge of AI-based tools would be essential for technical students in the coming years. Such training programmes help students develop skills according to the latest industry requirements and play an important role in improving their employability.
He encouraged students to use artificial intelligence creatively and responsibly and work towards innovation and entrepreneurship.
Participants Appreciate Industry-Oriented Training
At the conclusion of the workshop, participants described the industry-oriented training programme as highly useful. They expressed their expectation that similar technical training programmes would continue to be organised regularly in the future.
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