Everyone can tell your website was built by AI in 5 seconds.

@dominiccapaci

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Why it worked

The video addresses a common pain point for users of AI tools (generic-looking output) and provides a specific, actionable workflow improvement that feels like a 'pro tip' rather than an advertisement.

Summary

The creator explains how to avoid the generic look of AI-generated websites by providing an AI tool with a specific design file before it generates code. He suggests comparing results against a Reddit thread and offers a future tutorial on creating design files.

Structure

1Identify the problem of generic AI-built websites
2Reference a Reddit thread documenting common AI tells
3Explain the solution of providing a design file to Claude
4Encourage viewers to compare their sites
5Call to action for a future tutorial

Product placement

Claude is mentioned as the tool used to generate the code, and the Reddit thread is used as a reference point.

Original caption

Everyone can tell your website was built with AI. Feed claude a design file that nails down your brand before it starts actaully writing any code. Then compare your results to this reddit thread to see if there any tells on your site. https://www.reddit.com/r/vibecoding/comments/1ujh3vq #Claude #aitips #aitools #aiworkflow #aidesign

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Call to action

comment DESIGN for the breakdown video.

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Everyone can tell your website was built by AI AI thread 320 comment DESIGN for the breakdown video.

Transcript

Everyone can tell your website was built by AI in 5 seconds. And so can everyone else. I was reading some Reddit thread where 320 comments categorized every single tell. Some were beige color schemes, inter-font, square rounded icons everywhere. But regardless, everybody knows. So here's how I strip them out. I don't ask Claude to make it look better because its taste is the problem. I feed it a design file before it writes any code. That's fonts, colors, spacing, anything design-related handled by me upfront. So for the same site and the same prompt, just one file added will make a world of difference for you. That Reddit thread is public and I linked it below. So go compare your own site against the thread. And if you want me to break down how I build this design file, comment DESIGN and I'll make that video. Save this for your next build.