Started messing with Gemini 3 Pro image generation over the holidays. First tried having Claude interact with the Gemini CLI — worked fine, but burned through tokens fast.
Built a UI instead. Hits the Batch API directly, which is half the cost of real-time: text-to-image, image-to-image, and queue management. NextJS, SQLite, everything local, bring your own API key.
~$0.02/image at 1K, $0.07 at 2K, $0.12 at 4K.
Built it with Claude. Codebase is simple enough that any agent can help iterate on it. Planning to add Veo 3 when Google opens batch access for video. Feedback welcome.
About Us
Workiva is reinventing financial and managerial reporting. Our cloud-based applications enable real-time collaboration for the most important and challenging reports, including SEC filings. The easy-to-use interfaces and controls, specifically designed for financial professionals, make the Wdesk product platform the top choice of the most influential organizations in the world.
About You
Interaction Designers (IxD) at Workiva are responsible for designing and prototyping superior user experiences across the entire product suite. IxDs work closely with Customers, Engineers, Product Managers and User Researchers to discover, validate, design, prototype, test, and iterate on products that ship continuously.
What You'll Need
You have some serious design skills, and the track record of shipping user driven designs and experiences that have delighted your users. You are obsessed with creating great products that enrich and improve the lives of real people. You enjoy utilizing the best methodology to fit the problem, from sketching and whiteboard to bending the Lean Canvas to your will in order to validate opportunities that are quickly translated into the product backlog.
Your safe place is in front of Illustrator/Sketch, where you can quickly produce wireframes, user flows, lightweight personas, mockups and production ready assets. You also possess truly inspiring communication skills, and are constantly iterating on your communication methods to be as effective as possible.
We don't wear pagers in Startups because we're always connected. We use new forms of communications & technologies to make life easier (Twitter, SMS, Shit... even emails). The great thing about being in a startup is that you have the power to build things in anyway you want, which usually means in a way that will make your life easier, thus you don't have to carry a pager.
Also, I don't even know where you would buy a pager anymore...
I really like the clean design and simple color palette, the one thing I would address is the Typography. You've clearly chosen a non-standard typeset, however I think it's extremely understated in this design.
There are some really good points about not highlighting both iOS & Android as supported platforms (Android has a much larger user base). One of the really cool things about the Pebble, is that you can grab apps for it or build your own and this is really lost in the design you have.
I love that you are taking on these types of projects/exercises! Don't get caught up in all the negative bias, you'll never please everyone... Would love to see an update to this design, to see how you execute with this type of feedback. Keep it Up!
The biggest difference is how Bootstrap does margins in their grid. The Row has a negative margin and the columns all have left margin only... The 12 column 960 grid is 60px with 10px left & right margin, so the spacing doesn't match up.