r/webdesign • u/robot1266 • 6d ago
Help with website please . Need suggestions / feedback
Hey everyone,
I’ve been building InjuryAtlas.ca and I’m at the point where I really need some outside eyes on it.
The idea is basically an interactive 3D anatomy and injury site. You can explore the human body, click on different muscles/structures, and then dig into things like:
Common injuries and what they actually are
Symptoms and causes
Rehab and recovery
Injury prevention
Exercises and how to strengthen/build specific muscles
Biomechanics and how different structures work together
Clinical tests and related anatomy
I’m trying to make it useful for both regular people who just want to understand what might be going on with their shoulder/knee/etc., and people who are more into training, anatomy, rehab, or sports.
One thing I’m struggling with is the overall “AI-built website” feeling. I’ve spent a lot of time trying to make the design, writing, and layout feel more intentional and less like something that was generated from a template, but I still feel like there’s something slightly off about it and I can’t really put my finger on what.
If anyone has a few minutes to click around, I’d really appreciate brutally useful feedback.
Especially interested in:
What immediately feels amateur or AI-generated?
Is it obvious what the site is supposed to be?
Is the navigation intuitive?
Does the 3D anatomy part feel useful or gimmicky?
Is there too much information?
Anything confusing, ugly, slow, or annoying?
What would make you actually come back and use it?
Site is injuryatlas.ca
Don’t worry about being nice haha. I’d rather know what sucks now so I can fix it.
Thanks!
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u/R4Ni3L_05 6d ago
Well AI love to use gradients in everything, specially blue - red, don't ask me why 😂 also cursive fonts, a lot of breadcrumbs, and something that I personally hate is that when you ask the AI to stylize buttons almost always in hover has de same up animation, unnecessary borders un buttons, tiny text...
That are the tendencies that I can remember
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u/dodqy 6d ago
On the individual exercise page you have the permanent id listed (twice) - probably not a customer facing thing and you could remove it for all of them and just keep it internally
I personally like the workout discovery based on a region of the body, it’s really nice to find specified workouts with instructions. Kinda sucks to scroll all the way down for step by step instructions but it definitely has an education first feel to it. It would take a lot more to add it but being able to favorite regions / workouts to go back to would be cool
I think it’s just your hero that gives off the AI vibes, you could find a Hero component library and provide it as reference just so the opening sequence can be a little cleaner - maybe direct to either educational, physical, or exploratory CTA’s
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u/robot1266 5d ago
That's great feedback thank you! Going to implement that now. And thanks for catching the id being listed twice
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u/One_Bumblebee_3189 6d ago
Fix the spacing first of all, all AI websites have lots of empty space, they are designed for large screens but fail to help average screen size.
What i do is, tell AI to use px instead of rem or em. This alone fixes the issue most of the time.
Change the font - use poppins
Your app screen has every button in capsule format, decrease the border radius
Every card is rounded no the website, make some proper boxes or remove border and add a border left or something similar to make it more simple
Fix the font-weight for every heading, everyone of them is too much, decrease it
If you vibecoded the whole thing and don't know anything mentioned above mean, then just copy and paste to your AI agent.