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How our vibe coded website looks like a designer made it
Railcode founder Yakko Majuri walks through a real agent-assisted design process—inspiration spectra, single-HTML forks, color playgrounds, and relentless iteration—showing how non-designers can steer coding agents toward tasteful product sites.
2 min · 397 wordsagent-assisted
Pranav Desai catalogs ten visual and copy tells of AI-generated “slop UI”—from rainbow gradients and pulsing badges to glassmorphism and generic hype—and why vibe-coded interfaces often look cheap without a design vision.
4 min · 908 words
Building FynPDF on macOS, Maheep Kumar walks through failed AI UI-testing approaches (screenshots, VNC, XCUITest, generic computer-use) and why a small AXUIElement test API finally let agents drive the app in the background.
2 min · 443 words
Not Enough Usage vs Price: How to Diagnose Subscription Churn
RevenueCat's Daphne Tideman lays out a four-part habit-loop framework to diagnose 'not enough usage' subscription churn before touching pricing—trigger, action, reward, and value.
15 min · 3,463 words
A font that reads what you wrote
Rohan Adwankar introduces semfont: a small library that automatically highlights, colors, bolds, and italicizes text so typography tracks meaning as you write.
6 min · 1,295 words
Natasha Murashev argues that with AI making feature work cheaper, the exciting frontier is hyperpersonalized product experiences—building solutions and UI for the long tail of individual user needs.
2 min · 346 words
Website footers are (literally) bigger than ever. Here's why
Elizabeth Goodspeed on The Big Footer™: full-viewport logos at the bottom of sites, how print/fashion logo culture and better screens revived ornate marks, and why footers became the unexpected stage for brand recognition.
5 min · 1,132 words