On the copywriting side, I added an instruction to always write the copy in a Markdown file and let me edit it before actually coding the UI. Miles better to edit 2-3 sentences at a time than look at an UI full of slop, dumbfounded on how to proceed.
But on the styling, there's just no good solution. I use things like <a href="https://katagami.ai" rel="nofollow">https://katagami.ai to find inspiration and nudge it into a style direction but I still have to hand edit paddings and buttons and visual separation.
For example copying the Sumi prompt [0] and applying it onto my keyboard app landing page [1] ended up with something visually pleasant and informative. I would have spent way too many days doing animations and deciding on the theme.
But I still wish I could take an LLM and train it on my already human made websites and copy and get something that can follow a design language and writing style.
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But on the styling, there's just no good solution. I use things like <a href="https://katagami.ai" rel="nofollow">https://katagami.ai to find inspiration and nudge it into a style direction but I still have to hand edit paddings and buttons and visual separation.
For example copying the Sumi prompt [0] and applying it onto my keyboard app landing page [1] ended up with something visually pleasant and informative. I would have spent way too many days doing animations and deciding on the theme.
But I still wish I could take an LLM and train it on my already human made websites and copy and get something that can follow a design language and writing style.
[0] <a href="https://katagami.ai/art-styles/en-019efd5c-2d50-7162-b204-31b79a15524a" rel="nofollow">https://katagami.ai/art-styles/en-019efd5c-2d50-7162-b204-31...
[1] <a href="https://dev.lowtechguys.com/redink/" rel="nofollow">https://dev.lowtechguys.com/redink/