Claudewind: The now-ubiquitous styling of vibe-coded sites.
That cream color background
Those fonts
Unnecessary pullouts and boxes
I'm just so tired of this nonaesthetic.
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Claudewind: The now-ubiquitous styling of vibe-coded sites.
That cream color background
Those fonts
Unnecessary pullouts and boxes
I'm just so tired of this nonaesthetic.
@mttaggart I wonder if those responsible would see it as a defect or a virtue that I can't look at that style without hearing Patrick Bateman saying "Look at that subtle off-white coloring. The tasteful thickness of it"?
@mttaggart I'm glad others are noticing the homogony of slop sites. It really looks ugly as hell, and when I land on a site that looks that way, I immediately do not bother to read a single thing on it, because I know it's LLM-generated nonsense.
@mttaggart Now I need to see one; I'm fortunate enough not to have seen one example yet.
@mttaggart Tried to read it on mobile. Fonts are too small. Also: poor contrast, tables overflowing the viewport.
If that's the best “Claude” can do, it tells a lot about the alleged tech.
@mttaggart At my work, people be barfing out the AI-generated slides like they’re going out of style.
SO effin’ sick of it…
@mttaggart Also claudewind: what reading AI generated content gives you.
@mttaggart zomg I hadn't seen it before, it's millennial beige for tech
@mttaggart hey we just added those boxes and pullouts!
We did it because our site was really boring with the new text lead-in, and our human designer is in italy on vacation!
But we didn't use AI to do it. 🤣
@adamshostack The real tell is in DarkReader. If it converts the background to a rather upsetting shade of brown, you've got Claudewind.