Testing DeepSeek V4.1 Flash on Front-End Design

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    AICodeKing asked DeepSeek V4.1 Flash to build a fictional design-studio portfolio with a project grid, category filters, a mobile menu and a theme switch. The narrator reports that the main interactions worked across desktop and phone-sized layouts, while project pages, social links and company details remained placeholders.

    For a second test, the narrator installed a design-guidance skill and requested a creator analytics dashboard. The first layout left excessive empty space, so a feedback pass rearranged its metric cards and corrected a live label to demo. Date-range controls and table search responded, but the data and several sections were still examples rather than a complete product.

    The practical lesson is to specify the intended audience and visual hierarchy, inspect the generated interface, click through its controls and give concrete revision instructions. Time-limited access claims, app links, donations and subscription calls from the source are omitted.

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    Blue DESIGN and white CODE TEST headline beside a flat folded white design sheet with blue and grey blocks on black. Framed in blue with WWW.ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE.VIDEO, 12 September 2026 and duration 7m 12s.

    AICodeKing's two front-end tests show DeepSeek V4.1 Flash can produce usable design prototypes, but a specific brief, interaction checks and a feedback pass still matter.