# Why Our Agency Stopped Using Figma (for Paper + Claude)

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Canonical HTML: https://robotostudio.com/videos/why-our-agency-stopped-using-figma-for-paper-claude
Original source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M
Author: Attribution unresolved
Published: 2026-10-15T00:00:00.000Z
Source checked: 2026-10-26T04:00:25.839Z
Language: en
Directory publisher: Roboto Studio
Text: original source material.

## Original source text

Paper vs Figma: why our agency is switching to Paper, a Figma alternative built for AI. We show wireframes for Yak Farm, an internal software factory, where every screen (desktop, tablet and mobile…

## Full transcript

Origin: Edited transcript from the original Roboto page

I can finally talk about Paper Design. I don't know if you've seen it. It's an alternative to something like Figma. If you're used to Figma, this should feel right at home. Let me tell you why I love it and why we're trying to ditch Figma.

This is a wireframe for an upcoming project of ours. It's an internal project called Yak Farm, which is basically an internal software factory that we build for clients. The interesting thing you might want to know is that every wireframe you're looking at here has been vibe coded or agentically built. This is using the MCP, and you can see we have the desktop version, the tablet version, and the mobile version.

I want to show you what Paper Design does really well. Looking through these, the first thing I notice is that there's an especially large amount of drop shadows. I'll clear the chat first to give Claude the best chance. This comes from an earlier chat, so I'll start fresh. I'll go to the actual artboard in Paper and press Command+L, which copies the link to the clipboard. I'll go specifically to this one, press Command+L again, and say: "I'd like less stacked drop shadows near where the text entry is. It looks murky." That's the beauty of AI. You don't have to think too much about the spelling and the details.

This is the part I had a problem with. I'm not the biggest fan of the stacked drop shadows. Hopefully, and I think it does, it looks much cleaner immediately.

This is also done in different ways depending on the screen. This panel is a left-right panel on desktop. On tablet, we need to provide the best user experience, so this panel works like a window on a tablet that you swipe away. On mobile, there isn't much screen real estate, so a tabbed layout makes sense, where you can switch between the chat and the preview.

This brings more focus to the user experience and to how people will actually test their applications. In the old days, you'd spend 3 weeks on a high-fidelity wireframe, the client would see it 3 weeks later and say, "This isn't the right direction, I really want to go somewhere else," and you'd be back at the drawing board for another 3 weeks. I can see this becoming a good pattern going forward, and I thought it would be a useful look at how we've been building things for clients.

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I can finally talk about paper design. I

### segment-2
[1.8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=1)
I can finally talk about paper design. I
don't know if you've seen it. It is a

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don't know if you've seen it. It is a

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don't know if you've seen it. It is a
alternate to something like Figma. If

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alternate to something like Figma. If

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alternate to something like Figma. If
you're used to Figma, this should feel

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you're used to Figma, this should feel

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[7.8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=7)
you're used to Figma, this should feel
right at home for you. Now, let me tell

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right at home for you. Now, let me tell

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[9.8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=9)
right at home for you. Now, let me tell
you the reason why I love it and why

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you the reason why I love it and why

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you the reason why I love it and why
we're trying to ditch Figma. This is a

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we're trying to ditch Figma. This is a

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we're trying to ditch Figma. This is a
wireframe for a upcoming project of

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wireframe for a upcoming project of

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wireframe for a upcoming project of
ours. It's an internal project. We're

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ours. It's an internal project. We're

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ours. It's an internal project. We're
calling it Yak Farm and it's basically a

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calling it Yak Farm and it's basically a

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calling it Yak Farm and it's basically a
internal software factory that we build

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internal software factory that we build

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internal software factory that we build
for clients. Now, the interesting thing

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for clients. Now, the interesting thing

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for clients. Now, the interesting thing
that you might want to know is that

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that you might want to know is that

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that you might want to know is that
every single wireframe that you're

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every single wireframe that you're

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every single wireframe that you're
looking at here has been essentially

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looking at here has been essentially

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looking at here has been essentially
vibe coded or agentically built.

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vibe coded or agentically built.

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vibe coded or agentically built.
So, this is using the MCP and you can

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So, this is using the MCP and you can

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So, this is using the MCP and you can
see that we have the desktop version,

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see that we have the desktop version,

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see that we have the desktop version,
tablet version, mobile version. Now, I

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tablet version, mobile version. Now, I

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tablet version, mobile version. Now, I
want to show you what paper design does

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want to show you what paper design does

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want to show you what paper design does
really, really well, which is

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really, really well, which is

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really, really well, which is
I'm looking through these and the first

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I'm looking through these and the first

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I'm looking through these and the first
thing that I notice here is that there's

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thing that I notice here is that there's

### segment-46
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thing that I notice here is that there's
an especially large amount of drop

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an especially large amount of drop

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an especially large amount of drop
shadows. So, what I'm going to say to

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shadows. So, what I'm going to say to

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shadows. So, what I'm going to say to
Claude and I'll show you this is from an

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Claude and I'll show you this is from an

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Claude and I'll show you this is from an
earlier kind of chat.

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earlier kind of chat.

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earlier kind of chat.
So, what I'll do is I'll start by

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So, what I'll do is I'll start by

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So, what I'll do is I'll start by
clearing it to make sure it has the best

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clearing it to make sure it has the best

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clearing it to make sure it has the best
chance of this. And I'll literally go to

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chance of this. And I'll literally go to

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chance of this. And I'll literally go to
the to the actual paper and I'm going to

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the to the actual paper and I'm going to

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the to the actual paper and I'm going to
go command L, so just link clip copy to

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go command L, so just link clip copy to

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go command L, so just link clip copy to
the clipboard. I'm going to go

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the clipboard. I'm going to go

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the clipboard. I'm going to go
specifically for this one, so I'm going

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specifically for this one, so I'm going

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specifically for this one, so I'm going
to press command L again and I'm going

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to press command L again and I'm going

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to press command L again and I'm going
to say

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to say

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to say
I'd like

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I'd like

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I'd like
less stacked drop shadows

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less stacked drop shadows

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less stacked drop shadows
near where the text entry is. It's looks

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near where the text entry is. It's looks

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near where the text entry is. It's looks
murky.

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murky.

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murky.
That's the beauty of AI. You don't

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That's the beauty of AI. You don't

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That's the beauty of AI. You don't
really have to think too much about the

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really have to think too much about the

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really have to think too much about the
spelling and the things. So, this bit is

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spelling and the things. So, this bit is

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spelling and the things. So, this bit is
what I I have the problem with. I think

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what I I have the problem with. I think

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what I I have the problem with. I think
it's the stacked drop shadows that I'm

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it's the stacked drop shadows that I'm

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it's the stacked drop shadows that I'm
not the biggest fan of.

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not the biggest fan of.

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not the biggest fan of.
Um and so hopefully, yeah, I think that

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Um and so hopefully, yeah, I think that

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Um and so hopefully, yeah, I think that
looks so much cleaner immediately.

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looks so much cleaner immediately.

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looks so much cleaner immediately.
Um and again, this is done in in

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Um and again, this is done in in

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Um and again, this is done in in
different ways. So, you'll notice this

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different ways. So, you'll notice this

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different ways. So, you'll notice this
panel is kind of like a left-right panel

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panel is kind of like a left-right panel

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panel is kind of like a left-right panel
when it's on desktop, but then when it's

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when it's on desktop, but then when it's

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when it's on desktop, but then when it's
on tablet, we need to basically provide

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on tablet, we need to basically provide

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on tablet, we need to basically provide
the best user experience on tablet. So,

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the best user experience on tablet. So,

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the best user experience on tablet. So,
this one feels right at home if I was

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this one feels right at home if I was

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this one feels right at home if I was
to, you know, swipe it away like you

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to, you know, swipe it away like you

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to, you know, swipe it away like you
would do a window on a tablet. Um and

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would do a window on a tablet. Um and

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would do a window on a tablet. Um and
then obviously on mobile, there's not

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then obviously on mobile, there's not

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then obviously on mobile, there's not
that much screen real estate, so it

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that much screen real estate, so it

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that much screen real estate, so it
makes sense to have like a tabular

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makes sense to have like a tabular

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makes sense to have like a tabular
layout where you can see the chat or you

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layout where you can see the chat or you

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layout where you can see the chat or you
can see the preview.

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can see the preview.

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can see the preview.
And this is just, you know, one of those

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And this is just, you know, one of those

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And this is just, you know, one of those
things where it brings about more focus

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things where it brings about more focus

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things where it brings about more focus
around the user experience and how

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around the user experience and how

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around the user experience and how
people are actually testing out their

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people are actually testing out their

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people are actually testing out their
applications

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applications

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[135.5s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=135)
applications
rather than in the old days where you

### segment-135
[137.2s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=137)
rather than in the old days where you

### segment-136
[137.2s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=137)
rather than in the old days where you
used to do a high fidelity wireframe, it

### segment-137
[138.9s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=138)
used to do a high fidelity wireframe, it

### segment-138
[138.9s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=138)
used to do a high fidelity wireframe, it
took you 3 weeks or whatever and then

### segment-139
[140.6s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=140)
took you 3 weeks or whatever and then

### segment-140
[140.6s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=140)
took you 3 weeks or whatever and then
the the client would see it 3 weeks

### segment-141
[141.9s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=141)
the the client would see it 3 weeks

### segment-142
[141.9s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=141)
the the client would see it 3 weeks
later and say, "This isn't the right

### segment-143
[144.2s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=144)
later and say, "This isn't the right

### segment-144
[144.3s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=144)
later and say, "This isn't the right
direction I really want to go to." and

### segment-145
[145.8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=145)
direction I really want to go to." and

### segment-146
[145.8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=145)
direction I really want to go to." and
then

### segment-147
[146.5s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=146)
then

### segment-148
[146.5s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=146)
then
back to the drawing board, another 3

### segment-149
[148.4s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=148)
back to the drawing board, another 3

### segment-150
[148.5s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=148)
back to the drawing board, another 3
weeks, you get the idea. So,

### segment-151
[150.4s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=150)
weeks, you get the idea. So,

### segment-152
[150.4s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=150)
weeks, you get the idea. So,
I can see this being a very good pattern

### segment-153
[152.6s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=152)
I can see this being a very good pattern

### segment-154
[152.7s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=152)
I can see this being a very good pattern
in the future and I thought this would

### segment-155
[153.8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=153)
in the future and I thought this would

### segment-156
[153.9s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=153)
in the future and I thought this would
be a nice little insight to how we have

### segment-157
[155.8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=155)
be a nice little insight to how we have

### segment-158
[155.8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=155)
be a nice little insight to how we have
been building things for clients.

### segment-159
[158.1s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=158)
been building things for clients.

### segment-160
[158.1s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=158)
been building things for clients.
Hope this was interesting. Take care.

### segment-161
[160.0s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=160)
Hope this was interesting. Take care.

### segment-162
[160.1s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB48oTBiA9M&t=160)
Hope this was interesting. Take care.
Have a great day. Bye-bye.

## Questions answered on the original page

### What is Paper Design and how does it compare to Figma?
Paper Design is an alternative to tools like Figma. If you're used to Figma, it should feel right at home. We're trying to move away from Figma, and Paper Design is what we're looking at instead.
Source: https://robotostudio.com/videos/why-our-agency-stopped-using-figma-for-paper-claude

### What is Yak Farm?
Yak Farm is an internal project that works as a software factory we use to build software for clients. The wireframes in the video are for an upcoming Yak Farm project. Every wireframe shown was vibe coded or agentically built using the MCP.
Source: https://robotostudio.com/videos/why-our-agency-stopped-using-figma-for-paper-claude

### How do you change a wireframe in Paper Design?
We copy the link to the artboard with Command+L and paste it into a fresh chat with Claude. Then we describe the change in plain language, without worrying about exact spelling or details. In the example, the request was for less stacked drop shadows near the text entry because they looked murky.
Source: https://robotostudio.com/videos/why-our-agency-stopped-using-figma-for-paper-claude

### Why did you reduce the stacked drop shadows?
The wireframes had an especially large number of drop shadows, and the stacked ones near the text entry looked murky. I'm not a big fan of stacked shadows. After the change, the design looked much cleaner right away.
Source: https://robotostudio.com/videos/why-our-agency-stopped-using-figma-for-paper-claude

### How does the chat panel change across desktop, tablet, and mobile?
On desktop, the panel is a left-right layout. On tablet, it works like a window you swipe away, which gives the best user experience there. On mobile, there isn't much screen space, so a tabbed layout lets people switch between the chat and the preview.
Source: https://robotostudio.com/videos/why-our-agency-stopped-using-figma-for-paper-claude

### Why does building wireframes this way matter?
Traditionally, a high-fidelity wireframe could take weeks, and the client might reject the direction after seeing it, sending the team back to the start. Building working versions this way puts more focus on the user experience and on how people will actually test their applications. We think this is a good pattern going forward.
Source: https://robotostudio.com/videos/why-our-agency-stopped-using-figma-for-paper-claude