[hashbig]

Am I the only one who is getting tired of all these LLM generated landing pages with their hallmark indigo backgrounds/gradients, unnecessary and tasteless transitions, and meaningless marketing sell points?

[dang]

Of course you're not the only one, but:

"Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

[adventured]

I'm not sure what LLM has to do with it. A zillion boilerplate landing pages exist out there regardless and a lot of them look/behave just like that. Copying is copying.

[hashbig]

LLMs are known to overuse purple:

https://x.com/adamwathan/status/1953510802159219096

https://ai-engineering-trend.medium.com/the-mystery-behind-a...

[paulddraper]

Yeah. "LLM" and "Wordpress" is the same.

[faxmeyourcode]

Plus the endless emojis and the cards with images completely missing from the bottom section where you're supposed to "see it in action."

It shows a lack of respect for yourself and your potential readers when you build something like this.

[just_human]

I thought the same thing when I saw this! Great tool but clearly generated by LLM (Claude code?). It’s interesting that it’s so obvious. I wonder if human taste will evolve to dislike styles that are LLM generated.

[swader999]

Yes, I had to do a double take to realize this wasn't from anthropic.

[FergusArgyll]

It might be boring but it's easily understandable - I know where to click, where to look etc.

It's kind of a minimalism; it's not pleasing (to me) but it works

[hashbig]

I'd argue it's actually the exact opposite of minimalism. Just an abundance of colours, emojis, and marketing jargon. It shows a lack of taste.

[maddmann]

Yeah definitely feels vibe coded. I am so sick of the overuse of icons.