New Delhi, May 31 -- Imagine you're a small business owner with an idea for a mobile app but limited design or coding skills. You hand-sketch a basic wireframe and try to share your vision with a designer, but turning that design into functional code for a developer takes time and often leads to miscommunication. This handoff challenge, where design and code don't align easily-creates delays and frustration, making it hard to quickly iterate and share a working prototype with your team.

A new tool, Stitch by Google, helps you solve this. Unlike tools like Uizard or Figma's Make UI, which focus primarily on generating designs, or Cursor and Codex, which emphasize code but lack robust user interface (UI) creation, Stitch seamlessly bridges...