Comment by centuryfall
2 hours ago
> pointing out differences between the thing I worked on for 24 hours and a room designed painstakingly by hand over weeks.
I went in expecting something handmade, and instead got something that was Claude-made. This doesn’t make me feel good, or feel user-centric. Now we’re throwing Blender into a webpage and serving it client-side rendered to users?
If anything, all of this feels more like bloat rather than something personal. It’s art for Claude’s sake. It’s not telling a story. Even on the actual blog post, the dropdown table of contents displays how long it takes to read each section. It feels so disconnected because it’s possible to throw a feature in, but is it really necessary? Maybe I am getting better at determining AI-made UIs, but all of this feels incredibly artificial.
Lastly, for all of the parallel QA checks and threads, all of the header links besides the “About” page throw a 404 at me. It’s almost ironic.
The website, to me, looks like Claude's project with sprinklings of the author's intent, and not the other way around.
Yes, I agree. It only having one working link is the killer to me as well, because no one checked it besides the pretty front page. There was an article here yesterday about recognizable signs of AI-designed UIs and it was accurate in terms of what most of these sites now look like.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49867038