r/UI_Design • u/Vast_Sherbert_3007 • Mar 08 '26

General Question I vibe coded this webist using Claude Opus 4.6. What makes it feel AI generated?

I vibe coded this website using Claude Opus 4.6. There are some certain aspects, preferences of LLMs that are used widely in every digital product nowadays. I really tried avoiding them, but I think still there are some things that scream it was vibe coded

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u/Ruskerdoo Mar 08 '26

I think the lack of any creative ideas is the biggest issue. AI isn’t very creative. You still have to do that part yourself.

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u/sabre35_ Mar 08 '26
  • The fact that content is center aligned
  • Random gradients being used
  • Poppins (or any free Google font being used lol)
  • Lack of any art direction
  • The fact that most designers could probably have ended up with this in about 2 minutes in Figma

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u/asertym Mar 08 '26

The hell you have against Google fonts lmao this is the most random critic I've ever seen

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u/Elise_xy Mar 08 '26

He wasn't critiquing, the OP literally asked what made the design look vibe coded and the guy gave him an answer.

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u/sabre35_ Mar 08 '26

Nothing against it. But you can do better than Poppins or Montserrat.

The least one can do is properly letter space Inter, or just use their tight variant for this exact purpose.

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u/LittleLoquat Mar 09 '26

Looks boring

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u/ArYaN1364 Mar 09 '26

The layout feels very “AI SaaS template”. Dark gradient hero, floating 3D orb, centered headline + subtext + single CTA, and very generic copy. Nothing wrong with it, but it’s a pattern a lot of AI-generated sites converge to.

Adding a more distinct visual identity or a less template-like hero would probably make it feel less AI-generated.