The formation of a coherent visual environment has become one of the central objectives of contemporary visual communication and design practice. In the context of rapid digitalization, globalization, and the expansion of multimedia communication channels

Abstract

The paper compares contemporary AI-driven design software and justifies the selection of Figma Make for a developing a multi-page academic department website built by a single student-designer. A two-tier review covers both classical UI/UX editors (Adobe XD, Sketch, Penpot, the classic Figma editor) and the new generation of AI-driven tools (v0 by Vercel, Lovable, Bolt.new, Pencil, and Figma Make). Eight practical requirements for an academic single-designer project are formulated and applied as comparison criteria. The methodological context of prompt-first design is examined, and a four-stage workflow — prompt, generate, refine, publish — is described and applied to the case of the Media Systems and Technologies Department website at Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics. The study demonstrates that AI-driven design tools have become part of the standard professional toolkit, and that, among them, Figma Make uniquely combines a designer-friendly interface, a choice of language models, three complementary ways of editing, and built-in publishing.