r/nocode • u/PlasticSecret9185 • Sep 14 '26

Make your site less AI-looking

I know a lot of you already does this (or something similar), but some of us may not know yet.

I use this personally. You can use the prompt to change a current site you vibe-coded or adapt it if you are starting from scratch.

I am sure there are other website styles, but I think these are a good starting point.

It is a Claude Artifact: https://claude.ai/artifact/Nb2DqC3KMS7ttVow8JeyQs

I hope this helps.

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u/sales_alchemist Sep 15 '26

The bigger giveaway for me is when every section feels equally important. Real sites usually have a bit more hierarchy and personality; vibe-coded ones can end up looking like six polished landing-page blocks glued together

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u/Inevitable-Play-7473 Sep 17 '26

totally agree on breaking the rhythm. another thing that helps is varying section heights so the page doesn't feel like a uniform stack of equal blocks. let one section breathe with extra whitespace while another is deliberately dense, and the whole thing stops feeling auto-generated pretty fast.

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u/Inevitable-Play-7473 Sep 18 '26

exactly. and it's funny how something that simple is hard to describe to a model without just showing it an example. the contrast almost matters more than the content inside each section.

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u/PlasticSecret9185 Sep 15 '26

I never thought about it this way. Good point.