my designer was fed up of trying to recreate a specific style for one of our clients so we used the photoshop instructions, fed it into claude code to regenerate multiple image assets in one specific ditcher style. the client loved it, we gave the source code to them as part of the handover and eventually released 9+ effects using the same code base and pushed it live.
i am a non-technical founder, i have a team of 15+ designers and its amazing how the power of claude code is optimizing our business.
do you have any suggestions on how i can take this to another level? looking for honest guide on how i can optimize more things from a business perspective.
I’m a design agency founder + a recent indie builder, and I recently launched a tool that uses AI to roast website designs. Brutally. Trust me when I say it's brutal.
It’s called UGH.design (gotta roll the eyes when u see crappy designs), this AI gives your site a score (the higher the UGH, the worse you did) and flags your worst design crimes, like “Font Size Felony” or “Contrast Denial.”
Right now you can:
- Upload up to 5 screenshots
- Choose your roast level (Honest, Brutal, Undigestable)
- Get a roast with scoring + violations
- See it on the public gallery
I’d love feedback from from everyone here:
- The concept itself (too weird? too fun?)
- How to improve the roast logic or interface
Good feedback - we were actually thinking of adding tags for it which can be filtered. once we increase the assortments of the UI Kits - we will be sure to add this feature.
We never intended to come our was user experience experts - I have made a repo; rather a blog to add articles created by the actual 'experts' so enthusiast like ourselves can share and learn.
But we are just starting - every feedback will be taken into consideration to further improve the product. This is just the beginning.
Thanks for the feed back.
- We have fixed the contract ratio and it seems to pass now.
- Yes considering we are redirecting users to original owner of the articles, we thought of using this so it sticks to our original aesthetics but we are looking at some replacement fonts.
my designer was fed up of trying to recreate a specific style for one of our clients so we used the photoshop instructions, fed it into claude code to regenerate multiple image assets in one specific ditcher style. the client loved it, we gave the source code to them as part of the handover and eventually released 9+ effects using the same code base and pushed it live.
i am a non-technical founder, i have a team of 15+ designers and its amazing how the power of claude code is optimizing our business.
do you have any suggestions on how i can take this to another level? looking for honest guide on how i can optimize more things from a business perspective.