“Great taste” is a bit too far. All of these screenshots lack common design patterns in modern-day apps (toggles, floating elements, etc.) and are extremely high in cognitive load (dense/busy). There is a LOT going on here. They seem to be from the ~2015/2016 era of design and do not really reflect a 2026 UI/UX.
Actually, compared to what I see here, the old prebuilt components were very well put together (especially the header that had mobile functionality built in).
It does seem like an improvement over the previous model, which was not capable of building a “selector.” I would be surprised if this works as expected out of the box with the expected styling and functionality. I imagine it uses a straight up color change rather than sliding across.
Selector (previous Bubble AI models didn’t ever do this):
I feel like Opus 4.6 might do a better job but of course it would be too expensive for a free tier. To be fair to the AI team, some of my complaints reflect inherent limitations in Bubble itself rather than a problem with the AI per se.