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I spent a lot of time trying to build a task dashboard for factory operators where each task has two rows: The first row shows task title, operator name, sector, machine, deadline, and status. The second row right below spans the full width of the table and shows the long task description. Sounds simple? Stitch broke the layout every time I added something after it was working.
My first prompt worked perfectly — Stitch created the structure with two rows per task. On the second prompt, I asked to add filter dropdowns and it recreated the entire layout, breaking everything. Anytime I included multiple changes in one prompt (like filters + title + icon), Stitch forgot everything and started over.
After a lot of trial and error, I asked ChatGPT (GPT-4) for help — and with its guidance based on this guide, I broke it down step-by-step. So thanks @Vincent_Nallatamby If you’re using Stitch with complex screens, I strongly recommend you:
That’s what finally made it all work smoothly. Use short, focused prompts — one change at a time. Do not combine features.
Create a web dashboard to display a task list for factory operators. Each task should appear as two rows: First row: Task title, Operator name, Sector, Machine, Deadline, and Status — each in its own column. Second row: Task description that spans the full width, clearly separated below the first. Use a clean, modern style suitable for fullscreen display in an industrial setting.
Above the task table, add a horizontal row of filter dropdowns for the following fields: Task title Operator name Sector Machine Deadline Status The filters should be evenly spaced and styled minimally.
Move the page title to the left side of the screen, aligned with the task table. Also, add a small gear icon to the top-right corner of the screen for admin settings access.
Do not mix layout changes and UI components in the same prompt. Stitch does not remember your previous design unless you’re extremely precise and incremental. Save a screenshot after every step that works — it will save your life if it resets unexpectedly. Now the dashboard works 100% and is fully ready to be displayed on a TV for real-time task monitoring. Hope this helps others trying to build industrial or structured apps using Stitch! (责任编辑：) |
