Is React a good fit for the future of AI-generated UI?

DEV Community•Sunday, November 16, 2025 at 2:39:03 PM

The article discusses the future of frontend development in light of AI-assisted UI generation and design-code workflows. It raises the question of whether React, a popular frontend library, is suitable for a future where UI and logic may be handled by different roles, such as designers and frontend developers. React's architecture combines markup, logic, state, and behavior in a single code block, which, while convenient for developers, poses challenges for AI tools that generate design-to-code outputs. In contrast, frameworks like Angular, Vue, and Svelte separate markup and logic, potentially offering cleaner outputs for automated UI generation. The article suggests that React's tightly coupled architecture could limit its effectiveness in future design-to-code workflows.

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