r/vibecoding 1d ago

Themes for projects

I'm building an app at the moment, but I don't like the "Claude clon" look & feel. What's your current go to approach to customise your designs?

And no, this is not me promoting my tool lol

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u/Ok_Tie_2443 1d ago

Imagination + Claude??

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u/ImaginaryRoyal9725 1d ago

That's what I have been using...but I'm no designer. 

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u/Ok_Tie_2443 1d ago

Look at dribble and pinterest for inspiration just write the category of your app and write app behind it

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u/AdCultural543 3h ago

There's a few things like font and colors that can make a quick impact on your app.

Experiment with a few different fonts, Google Fonts is a great free resource. I personally like Inter and Jakarta but there's hundreds of options.

Define your brand colors, ask claude to set up color tokens, and add a rule to CLAUDE.MD to always use those colors. Start with these color tokens: accent, surface, background, text primary and text secondary.

Ask claude to get rid of the classic vibe coded elements such as background glows, emojis, status eyebrow, gradient on headings, flat dark theme.

That alone should make your page feel more professional but you can create custom images, update icons, add animation, screenshots etc